

Library of Congress Tours and Tickets
Washington DC’s Library of Congress is the world’s largest library and keeper of the nation’s most important historical documents. It houses more than 160 million items, including maps, manuscripts, films, and prints. Its more than 30 million books line miles of bookshelves in three different buildings—and many are not on public display.
Tours and Tickets to Experience Library of Congress
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Washington DC Monuments by Moonlight Tour by Trolley

Capitol Hill, Supreme Court and Library of Congress ExclusiveTour

Washington DC Hop-On Hop-off Trolley Tour with 15 Stops

Capitol Hill, Supreme Court & Library of Congress Guided Tour

Haunted DC Walking Tour on Capitol Hill

Monumental Electric Bike Tour

3-4 Hour Private DC City Moonlight Tour by Van

Washington DC Capital Sites Bike Tour

90-Minute Walking Tour of the Ghosts of Washington DC

Iconic Capitol Hill Architecture Tour

Washington DC Morning or Night-Time Express Sightseeing Monuments Tour

Private Customized Tour of Washington DC with US Veteran

Washington DC 4 Hour Small Group Tour

Day or Night Private DC Sightseeing Tour

3-4 Hour Private DC Highlight Tour by Van

National Archives Building & Capitol Hill Exclusive Guided Tour

Washington DC Private Tour with Spanish or Portuguese Option

DC National Mall and Capitol Hill Semi-Private Guided Walking Tour (8ppl Max)

Skip-the-Line National Archives & Capitol Hill Tour - 8ppl Max

Private Tour of Washington DC in Mini Bus | 4 Hours |Customizable

Private Tour of Washington DC in SUV - 4 Hours - Customizable

Private SUV Tour of Washington DC

Washington DC Monuments Self-Guided Walking Audio Tour

2 Hour Guided Bike Tour of Capitol Hill
People Also Ask
Yes, the Library of Congress offers tours to individuals and groups five days per week. Whether you’re visiting Washington DC for the first time or are a seasoned tour-taker, the Library of Congress is an absolute must-see. Learn about the library’s history and discover what makes it unique from knowledgeable guides.
...MoreYes. Visiting the Library of Congress is a great experience for any visitor—the sense of its importance will take hold the moment you step onto its grounds. The Library of Congress holds some of the most extraordinary collections of ephemera in the world, including rare books, manuscripts, photographs, and maps.
...MoreA self-guided tour of the Library of Congress can take a few hours. However, make sure to give yourself extra time to wander and linger in the various exhibition spaces. The Library of Congress has many artifacts and treasures housed in historic buildings, so don’t try to cram everything into an hour.
...MoreSome things not to miss when visiting this renowned library include the Main Reading Room, with its high domed ceiling and marbled walls; the original Thomas Jefferson Building Artwork, spanning centuries of European art; and the Civil War Photograph Exhibit. Don’t overlook regular concerts, lectures, and a variety of daily tours.
...MoreNo, food and drinks are not allowed in the Library of Congress; however, you may bring in a sealed bottle of water. It is also important to keep noise to a minimum when visiting this venerable institution, as many people come here for study and research and need an atmosphere of quiet reflection.
...MoreNo. Admission to the Library of Congress is free and most events are unticketed, so you don’t have to worry about reserving tickets. However, tickets may be required for a few programs and activities such as special lectures, tours, and exhibitions or reenactments in the Jefferson Building, so be sure to check before your visit.
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