Tour D.C.

Thank you for your interest in touring Washington, D.C.! All tickets are provided to D.C. residents on a first-come, first-served basis. We advise residents to submit tour requests approximately three months out from their desired dates to ensure availability. For information on sightseeing and attractions not listed below, please visit the Congresswoman's Resources in Washington, D.C. Tourism Information page.

If you have any questions about tours, please feel free to email the office here or call the office at (202) 225-8050.

Capitol Building:

To request a tour of the Capitol building, or to check general availability, please visit the Capitol Visitors Center website. If the dates you are looking for are unavailable, please call the office at (202) 225-8050.

For House and Senate Gallery Passes, please visit our office during normal business hours (Monday-Friday, 9:00AM-5:00PM).

Congresswoman Norton’s office does not offer House Floor tours or Dome tours.

White House Tours:

Requests to tour the White House should be made at least 3 months (12 weeks) in advance of your preferred tour dates. Any requests outside of this time frame may not be processed. It is recommended to reserve your tour far in advance due to high demand and limited availability. Public tours are typically available Tuesday through Thursday, 7:30 AM - 11:30 AM ET, and Friday through Saturday, 7:30 AM - 1:30 PM ET, and can accommodate 50 people per group. For other questions about the tour experience, please visit here.

Do note, our office can only process White House tour requests for D.C. residents. If you are an international visitor, you must contact your embassy. If you are visiting from another state, please contact your local representative (click here to search for your representative).

To request a tour, please email WhiteHouseTours.NortonDC00EN@mail.house.gov with the following information:

Your name and proof of permanent DC residency
The number of people in your party
At least three preferred dates and times of day

Once your email is received, Congresswoman’s Norton’s Tour Coordinator will reach back out to you to either confirm your tour request or ask for new availability if your requested dates are full.

All guests visiting the White House must have a valid form of government-issued ID: a REAL ID or a passport. Non-REAL IDs will no longer be accepted for any guests, including for official meetings, tours, and other events on the White House Complex. For more information about REAL ID, please see here.

FBI Experience Tours:

Requests to tour the FBI Headquarters should be made at least 3 months (12 weeks) in advance. Tours are available Monday through Friday, 9:00am, 10:00am, 1:00pm and 2:00pm – excluding federal holidays, and are designed to last 60 to 90 minutes. Please be advised that only U.S. citizens and permanent residents (green card holders) are eligible to participate in the FBI Experience tour. For questions about the tour experience, please visit here

To request a tour, please email FBITours.DC00@mail.house.gov with the following information:

Your name and proof of DC residency
The number of people in your party
At least three preferred dates and times of day

Once your email is received, Congresswoman’s Norton’s Tour Coordinator will reach back out to you to with the additional information needed by the FBI Tours Office.

Bureau of Engraving and Printing Tours:

To request a tour of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, or to check general availability, please visit the BEP Visitors Center website. If the dates you are looking for are unavailable, please call the office at (202) 225-8050.

Treasury Department Tours:

To request a tour of the Treasury Department, please email WhiteHouseTours.NortonDC00EN@mail.house.gov and indicate you are requesting a Treasury tour in the subject line.

Once your email is received, Congresswoman Norton’s Tour Coordinator will submit the information to the Treasury Department’s Tour Office.

Pentagon Tours:

To request a tour of the Pentagon, please visit the Pentagon Tours Information Page. For more information about the tour experience, please visit here

U.S. Supreme Court Tours:

To request a tour of the Supreme Court, please visit their information page.

CIA Headquarters:

The CIA does not offer in-person tours. Please visit here for a virtual tour of the campus.