Federal Bureau of Investigation:  In light of national security, the Federal Bureau of Investigations is temporarily closed to public tours.

U.S. Department of Treasury:

The Department of Treasury Building is open for public tours on Saturday mornings, with reservations available only through Congressional offices.  They are offering tours for the first time since the events of September 11, 2001, after which tours were suspended and extensive renovations were made to the building. Like its immediate neighbor, the White House, the Treasury Department has remained on its original Pennsylvania Avenue site since 1800, when the federal government permanently moved to Washington.  The present building was begun in 1836; over time the Treasury Department has assembled an impressive collection of artifacts, works of art and furniture, many of which continue to serve their intended purpose and are exhibited in restored historic rooms, suites and offices. The tours will focus on the history of the Treasury and the architectural history of the building, highlighting the restored spaces, including the Salmon Chase Suite, the Andrew Johnson Suite, the West wing gilded monumental dome and lobby and the Cash Room, which was the scene of Ulysses S. Grant’s inaugural reception.

The Kennedy Center:  New Hampshire Avenue at Rock Creek Parkway, NW.  Congressional tours are available through Congressman Lipinski's Washington office.  Public tours are conducted daily from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and leave every 15 minutes.  Visitors should go to the Tour Lounge, Parking Level A.  You may contact the tour office at (202) 416-8340.