- Visit The White House
Learn how to reserve your White House tour, including steps for booking, requirements, and essential information for a smooth visit
- Visit The White House FAQs
Find answers to frequently asked questions about visiting the White House, including tour details, security guidelines, and accessibility accommodations
- How Can I Tour the White House in DC? | Washington DC
Here’s how to request and book a White House tour, what to expect when you visit, how to get to the White House, where to store your belongings and much more
- White House | house. gov
All White House tours are free of charge The White House tour schedule is subject to change, with little notice, based on inclement weather or official use If you are a citizen of a foreign country, please contact your embassy in Washington, D C for assistance in submitting a tour request
- How to tour the White House - U. S. National Park Service
Visiting the White House can be one of the most memorable experiences of a trip to our nation's capital Planning ahead is necessary to make the visit happen Visitors submit requests at least three weeks prior to their desired White House tour date
- First Lady Melania Trump Announces 2025 Spring Garden Tours
The National Park Service will distribute free, timed tickets at a tent outside the White House Visitor Center each day of the tours beginning at 8:30 AM The White House Visitor Center is located
- On the Day of Your Tour - The White House and Presidents Park (U. S . . .
If you don't have a scheduled tour contact your member of Congress; Dress for the weather, knowing you will stand in long lines outdoors before your tour Arrive early - Washington, DC is a major metropolitan city and traffic can increase travel time
- Tour Request | U. S. House of Representatives
Our office is able to help constituents request reservations for tours of the U S Capitol, White House, FBI Building, and Treasury Department We are also able to request seats at Supreme Court Lectures All reservations are free and provided on a first-come, first-served basis
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