Top Washington DC Museum Tickets & Passes

Travel to Mount Vernon, George Washington's popular plantation home in Virginia and one of the nation’s most beloved historic sites for this private tour. Learn about his life as a founding father and first president of the United States. Explore his home of more than 40 years, including the 21-room mansion, the Colonial-era buildings, the beautiful gardens, a working distillery and gristmill, and the museum and education center.

Experience American history firsthand with a ticket to Mount Vernon, George Washington’s elegant home on the banks of the Potomac River near Washington DC. Explore the manicured grounds and get a glimpse of his daily work and life in his study and private rooms. Learn the stories behind the remarkable estate at the Orientation Center, then visit the 5-acre experimental farm; from April through October, admission includes entry to the onsite gristmill and whiskey distillery.

Visit the Mary Washington House in Fredericksburg, Virginia, to see where George Washington's mother lived at the end of her life. Now part of the Washington Heritage Museums, the house was purchased by the future president for his mom in 1772.

Treasures of Egypt Virtual Tour in Washington DC. The Owner and Founder of Zohery Tours Dr. Ali Zohery, Ph.D. will present Treasures of Egypt Virtual Tour at the Smithsonian Institution, Natural History Museum, 2nd floor at the Egyptian Section. Dr Zohery with Egyptology background will take you back in history and explore the Treasures of the Land of the Pharaohs and answer any questions in your mind about Egypt the Cradle of the Civilization. This tour will be conducted every day from 3 pm until 5pm.

Visit George Washington's Distillery & Gristmill—an outpost of Mount Vernon—for a guided tour of the historical site. Take a guided 45-minute tour of the first American President's whiskey distillery and the adjacent Gristmill, where flour and cornmeal were produced. Your guide shares the history of the mill and distillery, which continues to produce George Washington's Rye Whiskey—the official state spirit of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Great for whiskey enthusiasts and history buffs. The sites are open from April 1 through October 31.