White House Public Tours to Resume February 25 Under Melania Trump's Announcement

The tours, paused during President Trump's transition back to office, will offer visitors a self-guided experience through historic rooms and landmarks.

The White House will reopen for public tours on February 25, as announced by First Lady Melania Trump.
Visitors can request tickets through their Congressional representatives up to three months in advance, with tours available Tuesday through Saturday during specific hours.
The self-guided tours will include access to notable areas such as the East Wing, State Dining Room, and Kennedy Garden, with Secret Service officers providing historical insights along the route.
Tours were paused during President Trump's transition back to the Oval Office, continuing a tradition of public engagement with the presidency and the nation's history.
Efforts to extend tour hours will depend on the official White House schedule, and visitors are encouraged to review guidelines and prepare necessary documentation in advance.