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Honor Remember Explore

The Only Authorized Tour of

Arlington National Cemetery

Rated as one of the most

Awe-Inspiring
Washington DC Tours

Visit The Tomb of

the Unknown Soldier

VISIT THE

Kennedy Family Gravesite

Plan Your Visit
Silence and Respect at Arlington

Arlington National Cemetery is an enduring tribute to those who’ve dedicated their lives to defending the ideals of our nation. A visit here will leave an indelible impression on your spirit.

Tours depart from Welcome Center: 8:30am – 4pm.

Cemetery Information

Arlington National Cemetery is open 365 days a year.

HOURS

  • Temporary Hours: 8:00am - 5:00pm

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General Admission

ADULTS $17.95
CHILDREN(Ages 4-12) $9.95
SENIORS(Ages 65+) $13.95
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MILITARY & VETERANS*

IN UNIFORM FREE
ADULTS(with Valid Military ID) $7.95
CHILDREN(Ages 4-12) $4.95
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GROUP TOURS

ADULTS $13.95
CHILDREN(Ages 4-12) $7.95
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Tomb Guard at Arlington National Cemetery

CHANGING OF THE GUARD

  • October 1 - March 31 The guard is changed every hour on the hour.
  • April 1 - September 30 The guard is changed every half hour.

Visitors with Disabilities

Handicap accessible vehicles and assisted listening devices are available upon request. Those with a valid disability placard or a proof of disability documentation will be able to ride the interpretive bus service at no cost with one companion. Sign language interpretation of tours is also available upon request provided that one week notice is given. We recommend tour visitors in wheelchairs to be accompanied by someone to assist them.

All visitors 16 years of age and older must present a valid state or government-issued photo identification upon entering the cemetery. Visitors 16 and 17-years-old may present a school-issued identification for entry. We accept most major credit/debit cards.
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History and Facts

HISTORY & FACTS
LEARN MORE ABOUT ARLINGTON
Hop On Hop Off Tours

A vacation to Washington D.C. would not be complete without visiting Arlington National Cemetery. Spread across 639 acres of rolling hills and beautiful gardens, this historic landmark is about 4 times the size of the National Mall and offers an exclusive tour service for guests looking to see the entire property in a manageable amount of time. Daily tours begin at the Welcome Center. A 45-minute loop gives visitors the chance to hop on and off at a variety of key points of interest. Don’t miss your opportunity to experience one of the most informative and awe-inspiring tours in Washington D.C.

Experienced Tour Guides

During the last 30 years, Historic Tours of America has educated hundreds of cast members and tour guides about the history of Washington D.C. It is truly an honor to be the official tour operator of Arlington National Cemetery and you won’t find a more dedicated staff of tour guides in the Nation’s Capital. Before, during, and after your tour, we’ll be available to answer questions and share some of the most interesting details of this national landmark.

Changing Of The Guard

The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is guarded 24/7/365 by volunteer Sentinels from the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment headquartered at Fort Myer, VA.  Everyday at the top of the hour, a special ceremony is conducted to honor all American service members who are “Known But to God.” During the summer months, the ceremony is conducted on the half hour. This is one of seven stops on the guided tour and is definitely a must see for anyone visiting Washington D.C.

Monuments & Memorials

Touring historic landmarks is at the top of everyone’s list of things to do in Washington D.C. while on vacation. The National Mall has an amazing array of monuments to visit; but it’s definitely not the only place to experience the history of our country. Home to 30 different memorials and monuments, Arlington National Cemetery is an enduring tribute to the men and women who have served in the armed forces.