You’re Invited to Take a Virtual Tour of The White House
You’re invited to The White House! The White House is the only private residence of a head of state that is open to the public, free of charge. Google Arts & Culture lets us explore the ornate rooms and decor of The State Floor, The Ground Floor, and the Eisenhower Executive Office Building.
The Blue Room – Google Arts & Culture
Start your tour off on The State Floor, to visit the East Room (the largest room in the house), The Green Room, The Blue Room, The Red Room, and the State Dining Room.
START THE TOUR: THE STATE FLOOR
Library – Google Arts & Culture
Venture down to The Ground Floor where you’ll find the official White House Library, Vermeil Room that displays a large collection of vermeil (gilded silver), China Room, and the East Garden Room.
START THE TOUR: THE GROUND FLOOR
Vice President’s Ceremonial Office – Google Arts & Culture
The Eisenhower Office Building houses offices for White House staff. There you’ll also find the Vice President’s Ceremonial Office, Secretary of War Suite, The War Library/The Law Library, and The Indian Treaty Room.
START THE TOUR: EISENHOWER OFFICE BUILDING
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This is such a fantastic opportunity! I can’t wait to explore the White House virtually and learn more about its history. Thank you, Kidsguide, for sharing this experience!
What a fantastic opportunity for kids to explore such an iconic place! I love how accessible this virtual tour makes learning about history and government. Can’t wait to check it out with my kids!
When I looked at what’s in the White House, I was like, wow that’s so cool. I even shown my friends what it looked like. It looks so unique and fancy. I would love to live there.
Hi Leah,
The orange button link takes you directly to Google’s virtual tour. It’s best to view the tour on a desktop computer. Enjoy!
I don’t know how to look at the Whitehouse