Visiting a place for the first time can be an overwhelming experience, especially since there are so many sights to see and visit. You will not want to miss anything yet, in a place like Washington DC, you won't know where to begin either. So, our advice is to sign up for one or more of the wonderful guided sightseeing tours that operate in the city and learn all you can about it.

One of the most popular tours is the American Heritage Tour of Washington DC. This tour is organized in two category - one day and two day. Once you have purchased the tickets to the tour, you can get off and get back on the Tourmobile for free till your ticket is valid. The tour takes the guests to 25 places of importance located in the National Mall neighborhood. A guide will tell you about the history and culture of the place while you enjoy the sights.

Organized by Old Town Trolley Tours, the Monuments by Midnight tour is a 2.5 hours tour through the city during the evening. Beautifully lit structures such as the White House, the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial and the Capitol Building are accompanied by a narrative about the places and also interesting local legends and spooky stories.

For the athletically inclined, a great way to combine some adventure with touring is the Washington DC Capital Bike Tours. 21-speed mountain bikes are the mode of transport as you go through different museums, monuments, important districts and famous places.

Washington DC is a very famous place. There are too many places of significance here which can be visited. This place also has a very rich history and culture. A visit during the month of July around 4th of July is an out of the world experience. There are amazing fireworks and other arrangements made for the day. People specially gather around to be a part of this delightful event. There is a full party and festive feel on this day in the whole city and one gets to see a lot of different types of parties.

The best part of the tour to Washington DC for students is that most of the memorials and other monuments do not levy any visiting fees. These all are open for visit by anyone. One of the must watch memorials is the Lincoln Memorial. It is a World War II memorial and is situated near the reflecting pool. Another interesting museum is Vietnam Veterans Memorial. People often find this place as the place of mourning because wall of this monument has the names of all those veterans who are covered with flowers of the time.

Another very interesting place that students must visit is the place of Declaration of the US Independence, U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights at the Nationals Cemetery. At Nationals Cemetery duty of guards changes every hour and the guard changing ceremony is worth a watch. There are also many museums that must be included in the student trip to Washington Dc.

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