Arlington National Cemetery Tour for Small Groups

This tour of Arlington National Cemetery is one of the best ways to explore many monuments and graves of historic American personalities in one visit.

You will have a reflective experience of approximately two and a half hours, walking through the cemetery in small groups of up to eight people, ensuring you get the best attention.

You will be accompanied by a professional guide, an expert in history, who will tell you the essential facts and details to understand the importance of this legendary space in American culture.

In addition to serving as the final resting place for the remains of the soldiers who served the United States, it has a number of priceless areas dedicated to honouring the memory of the soldiers.

You will have the opportunity to visit monuments such as the Eternal Flame of John F. Kennedy, where the 35th president of the United States is buried.

In the vicinity of this tomb are also those of his brothers, Edward "Ted" Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy, as well as that of his wife, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.

Among the cemetery's most iconic sites, you'll gain access to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, where a World War I soldier was buried who, like many others, was never identified.

There you will also witness the famous changing of the guard of the 3rd US Infantry Regiment, which escorts the monument daily in one-hour shifts.

If you prefer to do the tour exclusively with your group, you can request the private tour option at the time of booking.