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White House Tours let Washington, D.C. visitors explore the official residence and offices of the United States President and executive branch staff, designed by architect James Hoban and constructed in 1800. Tours showcase the historic residence's architecture, art, and notable rooms within its East Wing, including its State Dining Room, China Room, and Rose Garden. Visitors wishing to take White House tours must submit tour requests in advance through local district members of Congress and provide valid government-issued identification or international passports. Self-guided tour times are offered Tuesdays through Thursdays during the morning hours and Fridays and Saturdays during the morning and afternoon hours, scheduled around White House availability. Following tours, visitors can explore the White House Visitor Center, which features interactive museum exhibits and artifact displays.

1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20500, Phone: 202-456-7041

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