Adding Splendor to Your Trip: Tour to Grand Washington National Cathedral

The Grand Washington National Cathedral is said to be one of the most inspiring and striking examples of architecture in America. The Grand Washington National Cathedral holds the honor and distinction of being the sixth in the list of the biggest cathedrals in the world. The building of the cathedral was established over a period of 83 years. All websites and publications dedicated to tourism and travel in the Washington DC region recommend a visit to this stunning spot.

The best way to visit the cathedral is to sign up for one of the tours that are organized. Guided tours are available through the week, extending from Monday to Saturday. The tours are organized in the morning and during the afternoon. The schedule differs slightly on Sunday when the tours are organized only during the mid-afternoon.

The great thing about the guided tours to the Grand Washington National Cathedral is that one does not need to sign up for them in advance or making any bookings or reservations. The tour also does not charge an admission fee. However, those attending are requested to make kind donations. As a thumb rule, adults should make a donation of $3.00, senior citizens should make donations of $2.00 and children are expected to put in $1.00 each. These tours stretch out only for half an hour but leave you full of a lifetime's worth of memories.

One can also sign up for Tour and Tea, which involves a guided tour of the place followed by a small and elegant tea party.