Congressman Sander Levin

Visiting DC

If you are planning to visit our nation's capital, you may request a tour by filling out the secure web form below as soon as you know you travel plans. You may also contact my Tour Coordinator, Jeremy Mahrle, in my district office at (586) 498-7122 or (248) 968-2025.

Reservations are made on a first come, first served basis and are very limited, especially during the peak tourist season of May through August and around holidays. I suggest you contact my office at least six to eight weeks prior to your trip.

Additionally, we have brochures, tour information and maps for the greater Washington D.C. area and its many attractions.

U.S. Capitol

There are several options to book a tour of the Capitol. You now have the option to book a Capitol Guide Service led tour directly on the new Capitol web page: www.visitthecapitol.gov.

If you prefer a tour given by one of my trained staff members, please select the United States Capitol option on the online form and we will be pleased to assist you.

U.S. Department of State

The Department of State allows constituents to request tours directly on their website.

Click request a tour on the Department of State webpage: https://receptiontours.state.gov.

In the field “Request Type” click on the individual tour button.

If you would like my office to request the tour for you, please select the Department of State option on the online form below and we will be pleased to assist you.

Additional Washington DC Attractions

Click on the links below to visit the individual web pages for details on these attractions:

• Bureau of Engraving and Printing
• Pentagon
• Department of State
• The Treasury Building
  (Limited tours, only available on Saturdays)
• The Supreme Court
• The Kennedy Center
• The White House*
  

*Note – To allow adequate time for security processing, requests for this tour should be made a minimum of two months in advance and may be made up to six months in advance.

Additional Links:

• Getting around Washington, DC
• Official Tourism Information for Washington, DC
• More Information on sites and attractions in Washington, DC
• Directions to my DC office

Please feel free to stop by my office, 1236 Longworth House Office Building, and say hello once you arrive in town.

If you are driving, the nearest public parking to the Capitol is paid parking at Union Station, there is also metered parking for the general public on 3rd street between Independence and Constitution Avenue.

Washington, DC Tour Request Form:

Submitting Your Request:

Please be advised that many of these tours require you to submit security information for each person in your group. If you request a tour below that requires security clearance, I will send you a letter listing the information that is required for the specific tours you have requested, and informing you how to submit the information.