Washington DC Lincoln Assassination Tour
Explore the pivotal events of Lincoln's assassination in Washington DC with a guided tour of Ford's Theatre and the Petersen House.
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Important Information
- • Ford's Theatre access may vary due to performances
- • Wear weather-appropriate clothing
- • Comfortable shoes recommended
- • Wheelchair accessible
- • Service animals allowed
Step into the heart of American history with the Washington DC Lincoln Assassination Tour. Travel back to April 14, 1865, and explore the pivotal events surrounding President Abraham Lincoln's assassination. Begin your journey at Ford's Theatre, where you'll uncover the details of the conspiracy and view rare artifacts from that fateful night. Cross the street to the Petersen House, the somber location where Lincoln passed away. Follow the escape route of John Wilkes Booth and discover the hidden history of Civil War-era Washington DC. This immersive guided tour offers a comprehensive look at the events that changed a nation. Book now to experience this unique historical journey.
Pros
- Travel back to April 14, 1865
- Explore Ford's Theatre and see rare artifacts
- Visit the Petersen House where Lincoln died
- Follow John Wilkes Booth's escape route
- Discover Civil War-era Washington DC
Includes
- Tour guide
- Entry ticket to Ford's Theatre
- Entry ticket to the Petersen House
- Entry to the Surratt Boarding House
Excludes
- Tips
- Gratuities
FAQ
- • Is The Tour Wheelchair Accessible?
Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.
- • Can Infants Join The Tour?
Infants can join and must sit on an adult's lap.
- • What Should I Wear?
Wear weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable shoes.
- • Is Public Transportation Available Nearby?
Yes, public transportation options are available nearby.
- • Are Service Animals Allowed?
Yes, service animals are allowed on the tour.
Tour Highlights
- • Travel back to April 14, 1865
- • Explore Ford's Theatre and see rare artifacts
- • Visit the Petersen House where Lincoln died
You'll be redirected to the tour operator's website to complete your booking.
