Request a Tour
If you are planning a trip to the nation's capital, my office is more than happy to help make the most of your visit. Washington, D.C. is home to numerous museums, galleries, memorials, theaters, parks and gardens.
My office may be able to help coordinate tours for your group at the following locations:
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The White House
- White House tour requests must be submitted 21 to 90 days in advance of your visit to Washington. Please do not submit outside of this window.
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The United States Capitol and the Capitol Visitor’s Center
- Reserve your United States Capitol tour directly with Capitol Visitor Services by visiting https://www.visitthecapitol.gov/visit/book-a-tour
- U.S. Capitol tour requests can be submitted up to 150 days in advance. School groups cannot exceed 50 persons.
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The Library of Congress
- Reserve your Library of Congress tour directly by visiting https://www.loc.gov/visit/
- The Supreme Court
- The Federal Bureau of Investigation
The White House
I am pleased to help Wisconsinites schedule tours of the White House. There are several requirements that must be met for White House tours, including security checks and advanced reservations. As a result, White House tour requests must be submitted 21 to 90 days in advance of your visit to Washington. Please do not submit requests outside of this window.
Tours of the U.S. Capitol Building may be scheduled through the Capitol Visitor Center (CVC) directly. Tour requests can be submitted up to 150 days in advance.
Library of Congress
Reserved tours may be scheduled through the Library of Congress directly. Reserved tours and large group tours may occur at different times than public, walk-up tours.
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Reserved tours of the U.S. Supreme Court may be scheduled through my office.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation
A limited number of Congressional tours may be available for constituents interested in visiting Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters. Please notify my office as early as possible if you wish to request a tour.
