Washington DC Lincoln Assassination Walking Tour
Explore Washington DC's history on a guided walking tour tracing Lincoln's assassination, from the White House to Ford's Theatre.
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Important Information
- • Wheelchair accessible
- • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- • Service animals allowed
- • Public transportation options are available nearby
- • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- • Tour does not enter any buildings
Step back in time with the Washington DC Lincoln Assassination Walking Tour, a journey through the pivotal moments of American history. This two-hour guided tour takes you through the heart of Washington, DC, tracing the footsteps of President Lincoln on that fateful night. You'll visit key sites like the White House, where Lincoln delivered his final speech, and Ford's Theatre, where he was tragically assassinated. Discover the intricate plot woven by John Wilkes Booth and his co-conspirators as you walk past landmarks such as the National Theatre and Peterson's Boarding House. This tour offers a vivid glimpse into the past, complete with historic photos and expert storytelling. Join us to experience the drama and intrigue of one of America's most infamous nights. Book now to secure your spot on this captivating journey through history.
Pros
- Immerse in Civil War history
- Trace John Wilkes Booth's steps
- Visit assassination attempt sites
- Witness Ford's Theatre exterior
- Explore Peterson's Boarding House
- Discover the conspirators' escape route
Includes
- Live commentary from a professional tour guide
- Historic images of sites and characters
- Guided walking tour through downtown DC
- Exterior view of White House, National Theatre, Ford's Theatre, and Peterson's Boarding House
Excludes
- Entrance into Ford's Theatre (tickets from NPS required)
Tour Highlights
- • Immerse in Civil War history
- • Trace John Wilkes Booth's steps
- • Visit assassination attempt sites
You'll be redirected to the tour operator's website to complete your booking.
