Faith in America: Woven Into History & Carved Into Stone
From the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to the dome of the Capitol, Washington, DC stands as a testimony to what God has done. At the center stands Museum of the Bible—an immersive classroom—where we seek to answer the questions: "Is the Bible true? Is it good? Is it beautiful?"
We’ll walk the monuments that echo biblical ideals of justice and sacrifice, reflect on how faith has shaped freedom, and linger in exhibits that bring the world of the prophets, apostles, and Messiah to life.
Share these special moments—a hymn at the Jefferson Memorial, a devotion in the “World of Jesus of Nazareth,” or evening reflection beneath the Washington Monument—to invite both quiet encounter and shared worship.
In the nation’s capital, Scripture meets story, and these eternal questions find living answers.
Highlights:
DC Monuments Tour
Guided Tours through Museum of the Bible
Included transportation
At a Glance:
4 days / 3 nights
Breakfast and dinner included
Tour Pace: Balanced relaxed starts with some early mornings or late nights, 2-3 miles of walking per day, uneven walking surfaces, daily stair walking, moderate standing up to 2-3 hours a day
Biblically literate. Historically informed. Spiritually engaged.
Enjoy an opening dinner to set the tone for your group's experience. DC has an unbeatable restaurant selection to fit any taste, style, and budget.
The Monuments Tours features D.C.’s most iconic monuments, the men they memorialize, and their missions that founded the United States. Guests will not only walk through history, but learn about the profound impact the Bible has had on America.
Although these tours are available any time during your DC experience, we recommend experiencing the wonder of an evening tour when the memorials are lit up.
2-hour tour time
Transportation included with on-and-off bus access with walk-up views and photo opportunities
Listening devices provided allow for full exploration of the sites
Ask your Experience Coordinator about adding stops such as the numerous veterans' memorials.
The Museum of the Bible features a remarkable collection of rare artifacts that would take eight nine-hour days to see. Engage with this amazing institution in an intentional and faith-building way.
MUST-SEE EXHIBITS
Hebrew Bible Walkthrough
Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit (until September 2026). Additional admission required.
Megiddo Mosaic (until December 2026) is the oldest purpose-built space of Christian worship found to date
For lunch, dine in Manna cafe or take your meal out onto the biblical garden terrace.
For an exclusive experience, allow us to arrange for a private, catered meal without ever leaving the wonder of the Museum.
As believers, we are to view the whole world through the lens of Scripture.
At the magnificent U.S. Capitol building, we explore the foundational ideals of democracy and the moral values that shaped our nation. The Library of Congress showcases the importance of knowledge and understanding in our faith journey. The National Museum of African American History & Culture reflects the struggles and resilience of a community, inviting us to embrace empathy and justice. A visit to the Natural History Museum allows us to marvel at the wonders of creation, deepening our appreciation for the world around us. Finally, a visit to Arlington National Cemetery reminds us of the sacrifices made for freedom, inspiring us to honor those who served with grace and humility.
Capitol & Library of Congress
National Museum of African American History & Culture
Arlington National Cemetery
Smithsonian Museum of Natural History
A long day of expertly-woven fun and faith deserves an equally fun dining experience. From dining on the National Mall at Bar Americano or strolling along the festive DC Wharf after enjoying ones of its many restaurants, we'll find the perfect fit for your group.
This incredible museum has so much to see, it would take eight 9-hour days to see it all! By splitting up your time between two Inspire-led tours, not only do your guests have time to explore on their own, but this extra time allows for unhurried meditation and connection.
We'll find you the best options to refresh you after the morning's excursion.
Whether it's a morning of free exploration for your guests, a coordinated trip to historic neighborhoods such as Georgetown or Old Town Alexandria where shopping and sightseeing abound, or an excursion to George Washington's Mt. Vernon, your day balances adventure with relaxation.
Other options include adding another guided tours of DC locations.
End your experience on a high note with a final dinner together at another
A dinner cruise along the Potomac River is the perfect add-on to end your DC experience.
After enjoying your hotel breakfast, check out and return home with your memories of Washington, DC.
VIP transportation is available upon request.
Take the hassle out of coordinating flights for your group by allowing us to handle the consolidation of your travel plans.
A concert or stage show on the World Stage Theater or one of DC's many other venues
Shopping and wandering in Georgetown, Old Town Alexandria, or City Center
Group activities such as bowling at PinStripes, mini-golf at Swingers Dupont Circle, or an escape room
Dine and explore off the beaten path at the quirky, local favorite O Street Mansion
See the nation's capital on a Potomac River Cruise
George Washington's Mt. Vernon- we recommend taking one of their wonderful grounds tours and dining at the Mt. Vernon Inn Restaurant
Ford's Theatre & Museum
Georgetown- Dine in booths frequented by John F. Kennedy or Richard Nixon at the century-old Martin's Tavern. Grab something sweet famous Georgetown Cupcake or one of the many coffee shops. Explore the stunning gardens of Dumbarton Oaks and its museum that features a surprising collection of Mesoamerican, Roman, and Byzantine art and artifacts. Or step in to the elegance of the early 19th century Tudor Place- a historic home, featuring beautiful gardens and fascinating exhibitions on American history.
Explore one of the many museums that Washington DC has to offer.
We invite you to enhance your experience by hosting special guests or arranging private event space for your group. Enjoy customized programming sessions tailored to your needs - from lectures to gala dinners - we will ensure a memorable gathering.
Let us help you create a unique atmosphere for your event, complete with exclusive access and personalized service. Contact us to learn more about the possibilities!
Tour Management plus:
Guided tours
2-hour evening Monuments Tour (includes transportation)
3-hour guided tour of Museum of the Bible
3-night stay at a conveniently-located hotel
Opening and closing dinners
Our specially-curated list of activities and things to see in Washington DC
6-week devotional
from $949/person
Tour Management plus:
Guided tours
2-hour evening Monuments Tour (includes transportation)
3-hour guided tour of Museum of the Bible
Your choice of additional, faith-based tour
3-night stay at a conveniently-located hotel
Opening and closing dinners
Private, catered lunch at the Museum of the Bible
Our specially-curated list of activities and things to see in Washington DC
6-week devotional
from $1029/person
Tour Management plus:
Guided tours
2-hour evening Monuments Tour (includes transportation)
3-hour guided tour of Museum of the Bible
Your choice of additional, faith-based tour
3-night stay at a 4-star hotel
Opening and closing dinners
Private, catered lunch at the Museum of the Bible
Additional 5 hours of transportation
Welcome gift
Our specially-curated list of activities and things to see in Washington DC
6-week devotional
from $1259/person
*Please note that pricing may vary based on seasonal pricing fluctuations in transportation and hotel as well as your selected add-on options.