Washington DC Lincoln Assassination Walking Tour
Explore Washington DC's history on a 2-hour Lincoln Assassination Walking Tour, visiting Ford's Theatre and Petersen House.
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Important Information
- • Service animals allowed
- • Moderate physical fitness required
- • Children must be accompanied by an adult
- • Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing recommended
Step back into history with the Washington DC Lincoln Assassination Walking Tour. This immersive 2-hour experience takes you through the pivotal events of April 14, 1865. Begin your journey outside the former National Hotel, where John Wilkes Booth plotted with co-conspirators. Follow Booth's path along Pennsylvania Avenue, retracing his steps to Ford's Theatre. Here, you'll explore the site of President Lincoln's assassination and view related artifacts. The tour concludes at Petersen House, where Lincoln spent his final hours. This captivating tour offers a deep dive into a significant moment in American history. Book now for an unforgettable journey through time.
Pros
- Explore Ford's Theatre, site of Lincoln's assassination
- Visit Petersen House, where Lincoln died
- Retrace John Wilkes Booth's escape route
- Walk along historic Pennsylvania Avenue
- Learn about the conspiracy behind Lincoln's assassination
Includes
- Entry to Ford's Theatre
- Visit to Petersen House
- Guided walk along Pennsylvania Avenue
- Professional tour guide
Excludes
- Gratuities
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
FAQ
- • What Is the Duration of the Tour?
The tour lasts approximately 2 hours.
- • Is the Tour Suitable for Children?
Yes, but children must be accompanied by an adult.
- • Are Service Animals Allowed?
Yes, service animals are allowed on the tour.
- • What Should I Wear?
Wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather.
- • Is There a Guide on the Tour?
Yes, a professional guide will accompany you.
Tour Highlights
- • Explore Ford's Theatre, site of Lincoln's assassination
- • Visit Petersen House, where Lincoln died
- • Retrace John Wilkes Booth's escape route
You'll be redirected to the tour operator's website to complete your booking.
