Capitol Hill National Treasure Hunt

A Scavenger Hunt Under the Shadow of the Obelisk

Did you know that both Dan Brown, as well as Nicolas Cage, have made movies concerning the iconography and hidden meanings behind some of the Hill's biggest icons. There's a reason for that.

Washington DC is swamped in folklore. In weird, almost occult, superstition and meaning. some of our nation's forefathers believed in the power of faith, of Masonic texts, of the strength of deities, and the great beyond- and their beliefs, as founders and progenitors of this great city, can be seen everywhere. Join us as we uncover their meaning, their hidden secrets, and understand what drove them to be carved in the first place, stamped on the face of Washington DC.

"Felt like Tom Hanks's character in all those movies. Really fascinating stuff. Down to earth and full of cool little data dumps."

What is our Monuments and Museums, Sculptures and Statues Capitol Hill National Treasure Hunt Tour About?

Our Monuments and Museums, Sculptures and Statues Capitol Hill National Treasure Hunt tour is about comprehending why there are places such as the Smithsonian Castle, smack dab in the middle of the National Mall. It's about uncovering the secrets and imagery that build this city. It's about coming to grips with some of the beliefs that drove our rebellious forefathers. Learn the secrets this city has hidden in plain sight and get a new point-of-view on what they represent.

What You Will See On This Tour:

Our walking tour takes you through 2.1 miles of Washington DC real estate, where you will visit different sites linked to our hidden history, amongst them:

• The Capitol Building
• The Summerhouse Historical Landmark
• The Supreme Court
• ...and many more

We will stop at each site and help you unravel the tales behind their construction and architecture. What can be seen in plain sight, but few actually take the time to marvel at.

Come join us on this out-of-this-world Hollywood inspired adventure as we explore the city and the secret past of Washington DC and see it like never before.

"To live in the world without becoming aware of the meaning of the world is like wandering about in a great library without touching to books."

- Dan Brown