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United States Capitol

United States Capitol

  • 17 excursions and activities
United States Capitol

Latest reviews

  • Washington DC Free Tour
    8.00 05/11/2025
    Maria Castella
    The United States

    I travelled with friends
  • Capitol Hill, Supreme Court & Library of Congress Tour
    10.00 05/10/2025
    Tomás
    Barcelona , Spain

    I travelled with teenagers
  • Washington D.C. Day Trip
    10.00 04/30/2025
    Sebastian
    Cordoba , Argentina

    The tour was really good. We had the chance to visit all the spots with good time for photos and do some sightseeing. The guides were really helpful providing good information. I totally recommend it.

    I travelled with my partner
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Discover the home of the American Congress at the United States Capitol, an iconic symbol of democracy used by the House of Representatives and the Senate.

Why visit the United States Capitol?

Gain a fascinating insight into the United State's history, politics and culture while enjoying the architectural marvel and symbol of democracy that is the US Capitol! 

How to enjoy the United States Capitol

The Capitol Visitor Center, its shops, and exhibitions are all open to the public. However, to enter the rest of the building, visitors are required to make a reservation directly and well in advance.

However, Civitatis offers plenty of tours in the city which make a stop at this iconic landmark, during which you can take some lovely photos of the building and learn more about its fascinating history.

Did you know...

The Capitol's east front has been the location for presidential inaugurations since Thomas Jefferson's second term in 1805, establishing a tradition that continues to this day.

Other attractions in Washington that might interest you

Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum The White House Lincoln Memorial