Itinerary
- Day 1
Washington, D.C.
Your historic American journey begins in Washington, D.C. where you'll prepare to explore The Greenbrier resort and some of America's most iconic landmarks. This is the day you'll arrive and get settled in before the real adventure starts.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Omni Shoreham Hotel)
- Day 2
Washington, D.C.
Start at the White House Visitor Center, then head through several key memorials including the National World War II Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Korean War Veterans Memorial, and Vietnam Veterans Memorial. You'll spend time at Smithsonian museums on the National Mall, where you can check out the National Air and Space Museum or National Museum of American History depending on your interests. Later that evening, there's a welcome dinner followed by a twilight monument tour to see the sites lit up.
- Meals
- Dinner (Welcome dinner at a local restaurant)
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Omni Shoreham Hotel)
Included Activities
- White House Visitor Center with artifacts from White House collection
- Tour of D.C. memorials and monuments including National World War II Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Korean War Veterans Memorial, and Vietnam Veterans Memorial
- Visit to one Smithsonian Museum of choice
- Welcome dinner at a local restaurant
- Twilight tour of capital monuments
Optional Activities
- National Air and Space Museum
- National Museum of American History
- Other Smithsonian museums on the National Mall
Landmarks White House Visitor Center National World War II Memorial Lincoln Memorial Korean War Veterans Memorial Vietnam Veterans Memorial National Air and Space Museum National Museum of American History - Day 3
Washington, D.C. - Arlington - White Sulphur Springs
Start the day with a narrated tour of Arlington National Cemetery, taking in the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Kennedy family gravesites. From there, you'll head to historic Front Royal where you have free time to walk around and grab lunch if you'd like. After that, the drive takes you through West Virginia's mountains on the way to The Greenbrier resort. You'll arrive with enough time to settle in before dinner service starts.
- Meals
- Dinner (Dinner amid the grandeur of The Greenbrier historic resort)
- Accommodation
- Hotel (The Greenbrier Resort)
Included Activities
- Narrated tour of Arlington National Cemetery including Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and Kennedy gravesites
Optional Activities
- Free time in Front Royal
Landmarks Arlington National Cemetery Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Kennedy Gravesites The Greenbrier Resort 
- Day 4
The Greenbrier
This full day is dedicated to exploring The Greenbrier's grounds and amenities. You'll get a tour of the vast property and visit the formerly classified government bunker from the 1950s, which is quite a unique piece of Cold War history. The afternoon opens up for resort activities like croquet, horseback riding, swimming, or shopping if you prefer something different. Optional afternoon tea and casino access are there if you want them. Dinner is served at the resort again.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Dinner (Dining at the resort)
- Accommodation
- Hotel (The Greenbrier Resort)
Included Activities
- Introductory tour of The Greenbrier property
- Guided tour of formerly classified government bunker built in 1950s under West Virginia Wing
- Dinner at the resort
Optional Activities
- Croquet
- Horseback riding
- Swimming
- Shopping
- Traditional afternoon tea
- Greenbrier Casino Club
Landmarks The Greenbrier - Day 5
White Sulphur Springs - Charlottesville - Williamsburg
Leave The Greenbrier in the morning and drive to Monticello, where you'll tour Thomas Jefferson's home and walk through the gardens on the grounds. The next leg takes you to Williamsburg, and once you check in at your hotel, the evening is free for you to explore local restaurants and historical sites at your own pace.
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Williamsburg Lodge)
Included Activities
- Visit to Monticello with tour of main house and grounds
Optional Activities
- Local dining in Williamsburg
- Evening exploration of Williamsburg historical surroundings
Landmarks Monticello 
- Day 6
Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg brings history to life with historical reenactors and artisans recreating the year 1770. You can wander the cobblestone streets and historic buildings at your own pace, poking into shops and buildings that catch your eye. Lunch is on your own, either on the grounds or over at Merchant's Square. By evening, your group gets together for a Colonial-style farewell dinner at an historic tavern.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Dinner (Colonial-style farewell dinner at an historic tavern)
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Williamsburg Lodge)
Included Activities
- Exploration of Colonial Williamsburg with historical reenactors and artisans
- Independent tour of historic buildings and cobblestone streets
- Colonial-style farewell dinner at an historic tavern
Optional Activities
- Lunch on the grounds of Colonial Williamsburg
- Lunch at Merchant's Square
Landmarks Colonial Williamsburg Merchant's Square - Day 7
Williamsburg to Washington, D.C.
You'll head back toward Washington, D.C. with a stop in Old Town Alexandria where you have free time and can grab lunch on your own. Later, visit Mount Vernon, George Washington's beloved home, touring the main house and exploring the gardens and grounds. You'll also visit the tomb of General Washington and Martha. Then it's back to your hotel for the evening, where you'll raise a final toast to your historic journey.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- Hotel (Omni Shoreham Hotel)
Included Activities
- Visit to Mount Vernon
- Tour of Mount Vernon main house
- Time to explore Mount Vernon gardens and grounds
- Visit to tomb of General George Washington and Martha Washington
- Final toast at hotel
Optional Activities
- Exploration of Old Town Alexandria during free time
- Lunch on your own in Old Town Alexandria
Landmarks Mount Vernon Old Town Alexandria - Day 8
Departure
Your historic American tour comes to a close this morning as you prepare to depart.
