The information was excellent and the views were great and all the workers were nice. Everybody was so nice and respectful

We did a tour through Viator. Our guide was Jim & he is simply amazing. He gave us soooo much background information & he brought many of the people "back to life" for us. He has insightful stories about lots of the headstones, the people & the changing of the guard ceremony. Don't even think about a visit without scheduling a guide. We highly recommend a walking tour.

We took the tram because we had a few seniors in our group, but I wish I had allocated more time to walk instead of riding. The tram gives you a couple of notes between its three stops. You can get a lot more than that by using the free brochure from the visitor's center and walking your own path. In addition to the sites pointed out in the brochure you will recognize many others of note that would fill volumes more than the brochure. And the changing of the guard and Kennedy sites, which two of the three stops for the tram, are free (as are all burial sites) anyway so you can see those at your pleasure in your walk.

The tram took us to the 4 stops available at the time including JFK, tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and Arlington House. The drivers, guide, and staff were all friendly and helpful. The narration during the tour was very informative. We qualified for the no-charge handicapped tickets for two by showing our vehicle parking placard. ANC is a very large area, and this is the best option for seeing it all without having to walk several miles through the maze of roads. It is probably best to get there by Noon to see everything without having to rush as there can be a 10-30 minute wait for the next tram. Definitely recommended.

This tour was more for my benefit, having served. But my family really quite enjoyed the tour as well. Remember it’s not an attraction it’s a cemetery. Was very respectfully done paying due homage to the over 400 000 souls there. Great tour guide but a shame the weather was soo bad!!!

Take the blue line metro to the Arlington Cemetery stop. Cemetery bus tour runs about $15 per person and is well worth it (sit on Jeff’s bus - for an informative tour). Visit JFK’s gravesite/eternal flame, tomb of the unknown soldier, and the Iwo Jima memorial. The visit provides one with an appreciation of the sacrifices and services of individuals who made this country a shiny beacon of freedom and civil liberties for people from across the world. After taking in the visitors’ center - walk across the Arlington Memorial bridge over the Potomac River to visit the Korean Veterans/Vietnam/Lincoln Memorial. Stroll along the Reflecting Pool and end the afternoon at the WW2 Memorial.

The sheer size of this cemetery is daunting. Solemn and beautiful. The changing of the guards ceremony well worth attending at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers. Very moving tribute to our fallen heroes. Area easily accessible by subway system. We walked over but advise using the subway. The bridge over is currently under refurbishing and is a bit tricky to get to and noisy to cross. Signs indicate two additional years for the project.

It’s not difficult to be silent at the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers. It commands respect. Watching the changing of the guard infuses patriotism and appreciation into the experience as you watch the precision and great care taken by the guards. The tour offered by ANC is really nice if you don’t want to walk a lot. It shuttles you around to various spots where you can get on and off and look around the area as long as you’d like.

I don't know how to review this but if ever in Washington area it's a must see. The changing of the guard is breath taking. To see this in front of your eyes is beyond words. To see the alignment of headstones spread out before you. To see the sacrifices of men and women it's just chilling. Everyone should see this one time in their life

If you are visiting Washington Dc you must Visit here. An amazing and emotional place. The changing of the gaurd at the tomb of the unknown soldier is a an incredible precise and solemn moment. The grounds are immaculate and the memorials are beautiful. We rode the subway there which has a station right outside the cemetery.

Went on road train around cemetery. Saw important graves. It’s a get off get on train it stops 4 places of interest around the cemetery. Be aware cemetery closes at 4. We went in about 2 and didn’t have time for last two stops. So allow plenty of time. Changing of the guard at the unknown soldier memorial extremely moving.

Taking the shuttle is well work the money. To be able to hop on and hop off makes touring so much easier. The people are extremely friendly and informative. The shuttles run like clockwork. We were lucky enough to get there for the changing of the guards. Definitely put this on your list to see.

I don’t know how I should describe this place, it is so pretty, but sad at the same time. However if you go, respect the cemetery, enjoy the view, learn the story. Better to go in the morning. Also wait to see for a little ceremony at the unknown solider monument.

Great place to visit. We used trolly tour to cut down on walking. The tour guides provided lot of information going from one stop to the next. I our trolley driver went down road that was closed off and we were stuck. The tour was quick to respond and got us on our way. We were held up maybe 15 minutes but tour guide provide more information about cemetery. Now we have great story to tell about our trip. Changing of Guard for Unknown Soldier graves was very impressive.

My hats off to the men and women who perform these tours, and their dedication. I took the tour last week while I was visiting the DC area for business, and I am so glad I took this tour. It made my experience tailored to what I wanted to see, pointed out the things I did not know and saved time! Best tour in DC