State Rooms and Public Areas
The White House contains several state rooms used for official ceremonies and receptions. The East Room is the largest space and often hosts receptions and speeches. The State Dining Room seats over 100 guests for formal dinners. The Blue Room, Red Room, and Green Room serve as drawing rooms for receiving visitors and hosting events.
Working and Private Spaces
The White House includes offices and private living quarters for the president and their family. The Oval Office is the primary workspace for the president. The West Wing houses additional offices for senior staff and advisors. The Residence on the second and third floors includes family bedrooms, a kitchen, and private living areas.
Historical Rooms and Public Access
Several rooms preserve historical features and art from past administrations. The Library displays documents and items related to presidential history. Public tours of the White House are arranged through congressional offices and focus on ground-floor state rooms and selected historical areas. For official tour information, visit the National Park Service White House page.
