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Welcome to Scranton , the ultimate destination for fans of NBC’s The Office !
This beloved mockumentary, centered around the fictional Dunder Mifflin Paper
Company, has put Scranton on the map as a must-visit for show enthusiasts!
Relive iconic show moments with friends and family as you explore and
visit locations made famous by being included in the hysterical hit show.

While you're in town, grab a famous slice at  Alfredo's Pizza Cafe  (not to be
confused with the "other" pizza place), indulge in a lobster feast at Cooper's
Seafood House , and top it off with a drink at  Poor Richard's Pub , a favorite
hangout spot of the Dunder Mifflin crew. 

In the words of Michael Scott,  Ain’t no Party Like a Scranton Party, 'Cause a
Scranton Party Don’t Stop!  Don’t miss The Office 5k every May for even more
fun!

Plan your trip to Scranton today and dive into the world of The Office !


GET YOUR 'THE OFFICE' TOUR MAP

Ready to dive deep into the world of Dunder Mifflin? Grab The Office Self-Guided
Walking Tour  map below or at our Visitors Center , or use the interactive map
and embark on an unforgettable journey! Don't wait; start your Scranton
adventure today!


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INTERACTIVE 'THE OFFICE' TOUR MAP

10 must-see iconic 'the office' spots in scranton, downtown scranton tour spots,
driveable tour spots, where to get dunder mifflin & scranton souvenirs.

PLEASE NOTE: We recommend contacting businesses to confirm hours before
visiting.

Check out these top spots located in Scranton, the Paris of Northeastern
Pennsylvania.


1. THE OFFICE: THE STORY OF US MURAL

503 lackawanna ave.

This 86-foot-wide mural features 17 characters from ‘The Office’ along with
memorable quotes. It’s the only official mural globally recognized by NBC,
Peacock, and authorized by the show's actors. The Office Mural was dedicated in
2023 and created by Hagopian Arts.

This incredible initiative, orchestrated by  Scranton Tomorrow  and created by 
Hagopian Arts , is a loving nod to a show that embedded Scranton firmly into the
hearts of millions across the globe. This mural is more than a painting; it is
an invitation to live a chapter of your own Scranton story.

"It is... a message. It is an inspiration, it is... a source of beauty." 
—Michael Scott


2. PENN PAPER TOWER

Pennsylvania paper & supply co., 215 vine st.

John Krasinski and his friends famously filmed the opening credits of The Office
from his car while exploring Scranton and researching for the show. They
captured some of the city's most iconic spots, including the Pennsylvania Paper
& Supply Company building. In a nod to the show’s legacy, the company later
added a Dunder Mifflin sign to the tower, making it a must-see for The Office
enthusiasts.

Visitors can stop by Pennsylvania Paper & Supply Co. during business hours to
view The Office photos and memorabilia displayed inside, making the visit even
more immersive. Whether snapping a photo of the tower or taking in the show's
nostalgia, this landmark is a key stop on any self-guided tour of Scranton.

EPISODE REFERENCES: •  Opening Credits


3. SCRANTON WELCOMES YOU SIGN  &  THE MARKETPLACE AT STEAMTOWN

300 lackawanna ave.





The iconic Scranton sign made famous in the opening credits of The Office and
filmed by John Krasinski, now proudly resides on the second floor of The
Marketplace at Steamtown (formerly The Steamtown Mall). While the original sign
was once located along the Central Scranton Expressway—now the Biden
Expressway—it was removed to prevent traffic disruptions caused by fans stopping
for photos. The sign on display is a replica, offering a perfect photo op for
Office enthusiasts without the traffic hazards!

The Marketplace at Steamtown (formerly the Steamtown Mall) holds a special place
in the hearts of The Office fans, as it’s referenced in several iconic episodes.
Perhaps the most memorable mention is in Women’s Appreciation (Season 3, Episode
22), when Michael takes the women of Dunder Mifflin on a trip to the mall after
an uncomfortable office incident.

Fans can relive these moments by visiting the actual locations featured in the
show, grabbing a Stanley-approved pretzel at Auntie Anne’s, or hunting for a
Phyllis and Pam-inspired outfit at Boscov’s  — just like the characters would!
In true Kelly Kapoor fashion, don’t forget her enthusiastic plea: "Can we stop
at Auntie Anne’s? I want a pretzel."





EPISODE REFERENCES: • Drug Testing – Season 2, Episode 20 • Casino Night –
Season 2, Episode 22 • Women's Appreciation – Season 3, Episode 22 • Dunder
Mifflin Infinity Part 1 & 2 – Season 4, Episodes 3 & 4 • Casual Friday – Season
5, Episode 26  


4. DWIGHT SCHRUTE MURAL

On&on, 1138 capouse ave.





Visit the Dwight Schrute Mural, a must-see for fans of The Office TV show! This
vibrant mural, located at On&On , captures the essence of one of Dunder
Mifflin's most iconic characters. Fans of Dwight Schrute won’t want to miss this
photo-worthy stop while exploring real-life Scranton filming locations from The
Office . 

" Identity theft is not a joke, Jim !" —Dwight Schrute


5.  WORLD'S LARGEST DUNDIE AWARD – BEST HOMETOWN OF ‘THE OFFICE’

Scranton city hall, 340 n washington ave (inside front entrance).





In 2021, NBC's Peacock presented Scranton with the "largest Dundie in the
world," creating a real-life connection to the beloved Dundie ceremonies
featured in the show. The Dundie Award is currently displayed at Scranton City
Hall , which is featured in the opening credits.

Scranton City Hall is open from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM on weekdays and is closed on
weekends and federal holidays.

EPISODE REFERENCES: • Opening Credits (Scranton City Hall) • The Dundies
– Season 2, Episode 1 • Michael's Last Dundies – Season 7, Episode 21


6. COOPER'S SEAFOOD HOUSE

701 n washington ave.





Cooper's Seafood House , a favorite Dunder Mifflin hangout, is known for its
seafood and offers a variety of The Office merchandise in its large gift shop.
Established in 1948, this historic Scranton restaurant and Lackawanna County
landmark has become a beloved dining destination, both in the show and in real
life. Fans can "stuff their face with lobster, Michael Scott-style," then
explore the gift shop filled with The Office -inspired souvenirs and Scranton
memorabilia.





EPISODE REFERENCES: • Branch Closing – Season 3, Episode 7 • The Merger – Season
3, Episode 8 • Launch Party Part 1 & 2 – Season 4, Episodes 5 & 6 • Business
Ethics – Season 5, Episode 3 • The Banker – Season 6, Episode 14  


7. ALFREDO'S PIZZA CAFE

1040 s washington ave.





Alfredo's Pizza Cafe , a well-known Scranton restaurant, is endorsed by the
Dunder Mifflin staff as "the good pizza. " This is in contrast to the fictional
"Pizza by Alfredo," which Kevin Malone famously refers to as "a hot plate of
garbage."

EPISODE REFERENCES: • Fun Run Part 1 & 2 – Season 4, Episodes 1 & 2 • Launch
Party Part 1 & 2 – Season 4, Episodes 5 & 6 • Sabre – Season 6, Episode 15  


8. POOR RICHARD'S PUB

125 beech st (inside idle hours south).





Poor Richard's Pub , the iconic bar from The Office , is a must-visit for any
true fan exploring Scranton. Known as the Dunder Mifflin crew’s favorite
after-work hangout, Poor Richard’s Pub appeared in numerous episodes,
including “St. Patrick's Day,” where the Dunder Mifflin team has a St. Patrick's
Day party  after work. Today, fans can visit this real-life bar and enjoy The
Office -themed drinks like "The Michael Scotch" or "The Pretzel Day Martini,"
making it a perfect spot to relive classic show moments. If you’re a fan of the
iconic Dundies or just want to grab a drink like Meredith, Poor Richard's Pub
offers an unforgettable Office experience!

EPISODE REFERENCES: • The Dundies – Season 2, Episode 1 • Halloween – Season 2,
Episode 5 • Christmas Party – Season 2, Episode 10 • Branch Closing – Season 3,
Episode 7 • Cocktails – Season 3, Episode 18 • Local Ad – Season 4, Episode 9
• St. Patrick's Day – Season 6, Episode 19 • The Boat – Season 9, Episode 6 •
A.A.R.M. Part 1 & 2 – Season 9, Episodes 24 & 25  


9. THE ELECTRIC CITY SIGN

507 linden st.





"They call it Scranton. What? The Electric City!” Fans of The Office will
remember this iconic line from the hilarious "Lazy Scranton" video, a parody
orientation created by Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute to welcome new Dunder
Mifflin employees. In the video, they rap about Scranton’s landmarks, including
the famous Electric City sign, which is proudly lit up in downtown Scranton. The
song, sometimes called Straight Outta Scranton by fans, also references the
Lackawanna Coal Mine Tour , the Anthracite Heritage Museum , and Montage
Mountain .





The famous Electric City sign, located in downtown Scranton, is a true landmark
and a must-see for any Office fan on a Scranton tour. This neon-lit sign has
become synonymous with the city’s identity, proudly referenced in the show as a
nod to Scranton's historic nickname. Visiting the Electric City sign is like
stepping into an episode of The Office , bringing you closer to the quirky humor
of Dunder Mifflin's fictional world. 

"Yo Mike, our town is dope and pretty, so check out how we live in the Electric
City!" —Dwight Schrute

EPISODE REFERENCE: • The Merger – Season 3, Episode 8  


10. LACKAWANNA COUNTY COURTHOUSE SQUARE

200 n washington ave.

The Lackawanna County Courthouse Square is a must-visit for fans of The Office ,
situated right in the heart of Scranton. Just a short walk from the courthouse,
you'll find the iconic Electric City Sign , located beside the courthouse
courtyard. These two landmarks offer a perfect pairing for a memorable stop on
The Office Self-Guided Tour.

In the episode "Drug Testing," Dwight Schrute takes on the role of a Volunteer
Sheriff’s Deputy, though this position is purely fictional. The real Lackawanna
County Sheriff’s Office operates within the courthouse. While fans can't tour
the interior, the courthouse remains an essential destination for those diving
into Scranton's Dunder Mifflin history.

EPISODE REFERENCE: • Drug Testing – Season 2, Episode 20  

All within walking distance in Downtown Scranton, visit these iconic locations
mentioned in The Office !


11. ELECTRIC CITY TROLLEY STATION & MUSEUM





Scranton earned the nickname "The Electric City" for being the pioneering city
in the U.S. to adopt electric-powered trolleys. This nickname is
repeatedly mentioned in Michael and Dwight's "Lazy Scranton" rap.

•  "Lazy Scranton, the Electric City, they call it that 'cause of the
electricity!"  - Michael Scott & Dwight Schrute


12. STEAMTOWN NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE





Michael enters the Steamtown National Historic Site and hops onto a parked train
after declaring bankruptcy.

• Season 4, Episodes 7/8 | Money Part 1/2


13. RADISSON LACKAWANNA STATION HOTEL





The Radisson Lackawanna Station Hotel is prominently featured in the series,
notably serving as the backdrop for "Dwight's Speech." Additionally, it was used
by the cast and crew during The Office Convention in 2007 and The Office Wrap
Party in 2013.

• Season 2, Episode 7 | The Client • Season 2, Episode 17 | Dwight's Speech •
Season 5, Episode 22 | Dream Team


14. THE UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON





University of Scranton apparel is showcased throughout the series, making its
debut in the episode "Basketball" when Jim is spotted wearing a University of
Scranton t-shirt.

• Season 1, Episode 5 | Basketball • Season 2, Episode 6 | The Fight • Season 2,
Episode 9 | Email Surveillance • Season 3, Episode 1 | Gay Witch Hunt


15. BACKYARD ALE HOUSE





Backyard Ale House hosted the After Party for The Office Wrap Party and, along
with Cooper's and The Bog, serves as a popular hangout spot for Brian
Baumgartner during his visits to Scranton.

•  "I do deserve a vacation. Sometimes Batman's gotta take off his cape."  -
Kevin Malone


16. THE BOG





While Michael drives Meredith to rehab in "Morrocan Christmas," Meredith lists
bars they could go to and mentions The Bog. In the episode "Lice," external
shots of The Bog are featured. The Bog was also a popular party venue for the
cast and crew during the 2007 The Office Convention.

• Season 5, Episode 11 | Moroccan Christmas • Season 9, Episode 10 | Lice


17. SCRANTON CULTURAL CENTER AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE





In the series finale, The Office crew hosts a Q&A panel at the Scranton Cultural
Center at the Masonic Temple.

• Season 9, Episode 26 | Finale Part 1/2

Featured in the show but outside the Downtown Scranton area — just a quick drive
to these locations!


18. ANDY GAVIN'S EATERY & PUB





While Michael drives Meredith to rehab in "Morrocan Christmas," Meredith lists
bars they could go to and mentions Andy Gavin's Eatery & Pub.

• Season 5, Episode 11 | Moroccan Christmas


19. LACKAWANNA COAL MINE TOUR





To boost office morale, Michael tries to arrange a trip to the Lackawanna County
Coal Mine Tour under the mistaken impression that it's an amusement ride and
even asks if they offer laser tag.

• Season 1, Episode 3 | Health Care


20. ANTHRACITE HERITAGE MUSEUM





The Anthracite Heritage Museum is shown during the Lazy Scranton rap.

• Season 3, Episode 8 | The Merger


21. HOUDINI MUSEUM & MAGIC SHOW





Nellie mentions the Houdini Museum and expresses her lack of admiration for
Harry Houdini. In the subsequent episode, "Welcome Party," it is revealed that
Nellie takes a dislike towards stage magicians as a result of a painful
experience in her past.

• Season 8, Episode 19 | Get The Girl


22. PNC FIELD





PNC Field, home to the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, was also the site
of The Office Wrap Party.

•  "Ain't no party like a Scranton party, 'cause a Scranton party don't stop!"
 - Michael Scott


23. THE PAVILION AT MONTAGE MOUNTAIN





In the episode "Drug Testing," Michael mentions he went to an Alicia Keys
concert at the Montage Mountain Performing Arts Center, a reference to the
Pavilion at Montage Mountain.

• Season 2, Episode 20 | Drug Testing


24. KELLY'S PUB & EATERY





While Michael drives Meredith to rehab in "Morrocan Christmas," Meredith lists
bars they could go to and mentions Kelly's Pub & Eatery.


25. LAKE SCRANTON





Lake Scranton serves as the location for the Survivor-style competition in the
episode "Beach Games" and is also where Michael accidentally drives his car into
during the episode "Dunder Mifflin Infinity."

• Season 3, Episode 23 | Beach Games • Season 4, Episodes 3/4 | Dunder Mifflin
Infinity Parts 1/2


26. GLIDER DINER





Michael suggests Holly eat at the Glider Diner in the episode "Goodbye, Toby."

• Season 4, Episodes 18/19 | Goodbye, Toby Parts 1/2






27. GERTRUDE HAWKS CHOCOLATES





Gertrude Hawks Chocolates frequently appears in the office vending machine in
numerous episodes of the series. In "Casino Night," Creed steals a chocolate bar
from the vending machine, while in "Dunder Mifflin Infinity," the gift baskets
include Gertrude Hawks Chocolates.

• Season 2, Episode 22 | Casino Night • Season 4, Episodes 3/4 | Dunder Mifflin
Infinity Parts 1/2


28. CITY OF CARBONDALE





Carbondale, also known as The Pioneer City, is located 15 miles north of
Scranton and is mentioned occasionally during the series.

• Season 2, Episode 12 | The Injury • Season 3, Episode 21 | Product Recall •
Season 7, Episodes 22/23 | Goodbye Michael Parts 1/2 


29. LAKE WALLENPAUPACK





Lake Wallenpaupack serves as the setting for the Dunder Mifflin company retreat
in the episode "Booze Cruise."

• Season 2, Episode 11 | Booze Cruise • Season 3, Episodes 13 | Traveling
Salesmen


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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY

Tours of the historic treasury building, who can take the tour.

Tours are available at this time for citizens and legal residents of the United
States. You must register in advance with your Congressional Office and provide
the following for each visitor:

 * date of birth
 * Social Security number

In addition, everyone must have a photo I.D. to gain admittance to the building
on the date of their scheduled tour.


PROHIBITED ITEMS

 * cameras - photography (still or video) is not permitted in the building
 * strollers (no storage area onsite)
 * backpacks (no storage area onsite)


TOUR ENTRANCE

Visitors must enter through the West building entrance (Bell entrance).  This
entrance is located in between the Treasury Building and the White House.  A
docent will meet you to escort the group into the building.  


CANCELLATIONS

Please note that you must notify your Congressional office immediately if you
need to cancel your tour once you have received confirmation.  Space is limited,
and there is usually a greater demand than available tour slots.  Early
cancelations afford others to fill the vacant tour slots.


ACCESSIBILITY

Special arrangements must be made, in advance, for wheelchair access to the
building.


TRANSPORTATION

We strongly recommend that you use public transportation because nearby parking
is limited. The closest metro stations are Metro Center or McPherson Square.
From McPherson Square, follow the street signs to the White House. We are next
door on the east side. Metrobus and Metrorail information is available by
calling 202-637-7000.


WHAT YOU WILL SEE

Some highlights are the Salmon Chase ,  Andrew Johnson Suites , and the Cash
Room .

Please note that this is NOT the tour for seeing the production of United States
currency notes or coins. For a tour of currency production, please visit the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing's Tours page .  For a tour of coin production,
please visit the US Mint's Tours page .


IN-PERSON VISITS

The Office of Admission is open for visits! If you plan on coming to campus,
check out our visit options below. We will have an admission officer available
each day to answer any questions you may have. And to stay up-to-date on our
future visit options, make sure you are on our mailing list by completing the
Request Information form .






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High school seniors are invited to explore campus at our fall open house event
on Saturday, September 21. Join us to learn more about our admission process,
the affordability of a Rice education, and what life could look like both in and
out of the classroom. Students can either register for the morning session from
8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. or the afternoon session from 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.






A CONVERSATION WITH RICE UNIVERSITY

Join this session to learn about Rice’s academic programs, groundbreaking
research, vibrant student life and affordability. Admission officers will also
be on hand to share why they love Rice University and living in the heart of
Houston!






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Apply for the Seeking Opportunities At Rice (SOAR) travel grant! The SOAR travel
grant will cover expenses to attend Owl About Rice, our signature open house
program for high school seniors taking place on Saturday, Sept. 21. Included in
the grant is transportation fare, all meals in Rice’s serveries, special
on-campus programming and an overnight hotel stay on the evening of Friday,
Sept. 20. The deadline to apply is Monday, August 5, 2024.






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Join us on campus! Take a student-led tour of our beautiful campus, and learn
more about our unique traditions and tight-knit community through a student life
presentation hosted by current Rice Owls.






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Classroom visits are now available. Sign up for a Campus Visit to receive
information about classroom visits. View a list of our current classroom visit
offerings.






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Learn more about a specific School of Study through panels, activities, and
discussions. You may view available School of Study sessions while registering
for a Campus Visit. View our current School of Study offerings. To get the most
out of your experience, we recommend joining a Virtual Academic Information
Session before attending a School of Study session.






GROUP TOURS

Are you a counselor or the leader of an organization that serves high school
aged students? This tour led by a Rice student is a great way to introduce your
students to Rice University, where they’ll get to see our beautiful campus and
learn about our amazing programs and vibrant student life.






SELF-GUIDED TOUR

Can't make a student-led tour? With the help of our self-guided tour map and our
virtual experience, come see Rice for yourself and interact with campus through
informational videos. No pre-registration required – just stop by the Welcome
Center desk in Sewall Hall between 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday - Friday to
self-register and pick up a map. See below for directions and parking
information.






THE OFFICE OF ADMISSION

Use our physical address to find directions to campus:

Office of Admission 6100 Main Street Houston, TX 77005

Enter campus through Entrance 1 or 2 from Main Street. The Office of Admission
is located inside of Lovett Hall, enter through Door C.

We recommend using Google Maps to get to Rice or download a printable campus map
.

Parking: Visitor parking is available in the Founder's Court Visitor Lot located
near Sewall Hall. If that lot is full, then parking is available in the Entrance
3 Garage (Cambridge Office Building Garage). Please note: A fee is required to
park on campus. Visitor parking lots accept payment via credit or debit card.


HELPFUL LINKS

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admission@rice.edu

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WHAT IS A WORKPLACE TOUR?

Benefits of workplace tours.

 * Students are exposed to job opportunities within your organization.
 * Provides students with experiences and perspectives that cannot be duplicated
   in a classroom.
 * Provides an opportunity to develop career readiness skills, including
   communicating effectively and appropriately (speaking, professional
   etiquette), personal responsibility, etc.
 * Many employees find it very satisfying to share their work experience and
   mentor students.
 * Students can gain insight into what it is like to work for a particular
   industry (e.g., education, health care) and for you specifically.
 * Students are able to meet with professionals, gaining insights into jobs and
   careers.


WHO TO INVITE TO TOUR YOUR WORKPLACE (AND HOW)

How to organize and lead a workplace tour.

 * Identify the participants needed to assist with the implementation; for
   example, school staff and employees within your organization.
 * Decide the basics with those participants, such as the date, time and focus
   of the tour, and number of participants.
 * Determine the career interest of the participants. Based on the interest of
   your participants, identify those employees best suited for the tour.
   Students should be able to observe and interact with employees within
   different levels of the organization.
 * Collaborate with school officials to identify activities that will meet the
   goals of both the school and your organization.
 * Plan structured activities before, during and after the tour to ensure a
   meaningful, engaging experience.
 * Work with facility staff to arrange entrance, parking or any security
   measures that may be appropriate.
 * Provide a Q & A session.
 * Ask all participants (students and employees alike) to fill out evaluations
   so you can continue to improve your tour program.
 * Be sure to document your tour with photos or videos.
 * Thank everyone and recognize the time and efforts of your employee hosts.





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     Tours Loire Valley Office Tourist. 78-82 rue de Bernard Palissy - 37000
     Tours France. Phone: +33 2 47 70 37 37 - info@tours-tourisme.fr. Messenger
     chat available from 10am to 12pm and 2pm to 5.30pm. April to May: Monday to
     Saturday: 8.30am to 7pm Sundays and public holidays: 9.30am to 12.30pm and
     2.30pm to 5pm.

 4.  Office de Tourisme de Tours
     
     347 reviews. #11 of 93 things to do in Tours. Visitor Centers. Closed now.
     9:00 AM - 12:30 PM, 1:30 PM - 6:00 PM. Write a review. About. Welcome at
     the Tourist Office of Tours. Information,things to do in Tours and
     Touraine, sihtseeings, restaurants, campsites and guided tours,
     accommodation, excursions by minibus to the castles, bookings all year.

 5.  Tours en Val de Loire
     
     Welcome on the official website of the tourist Office of Tours Loire
     Valley. Book online: hotels, activities, stays, guided visits in Tours.

 6.  The Office: Self-Guided Walking Tour of Real Life Locations in Scranton
     
     Explore the home of NBC’s hit show, "The Office". Visit locations made
     famous by being mentioned in the hysterical hit show, try out Alfredo's
     Pizza, or grab a drink at the Dunder Mifflin crew’s favorite bar.
     You’ll have a blast, because there Ain’t no Party Like a Scranton
     Party, Cause a Scranton Party Don’t Stop!

 7.  Tours of the Historic Treasury Building
     
     Tours are available at this time for citizens and legal residents of the
     United States. You must register in advance with your Congressional Office
     and provide the following for each visitor: name. date of birth. Social
     Security number. In addition, everyone must have a photo I.D. to gain
     admittance to the building on the date of their ...

 8.  In-Person Visits
     
     713-348-7423. EMAIL. admission@rice.edu. HOURS. M-F 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. CT.
     Fostering diversity and an intellectual environment, Rice University is a
     comprehensive research university located on a 300-acre tree-lined campus
     in Houston, Texas. Rice produces the next generation of leaders and
     advances tomorrow's thinking.

 9.  Ekaterinburg ::: Ural Expedition & Tours
     
     Ekaterinburg. Ekaterinburg (also known as Yekaterinburg) is the third
     largest Russian city, administrative centre of the Sverdlovsk region and
     the capital of the Urals. Sverdlovsk oblast is one of the most developed
     and advanced regions in Russia. It is very rich in minerals and raw
     materials - the main industries are heavy machinery and metallurgy.

 10. Workplace Tour: How to Organize & Lead a Tour
     
     How to Organize and Lead a Workplace Tour. Successful workplace tours
     require collaboration, communication, and preparation by several
     stakeholders. The process involves preparing your visitors and arranging
     the tour at your facility. When planning and implementing a workplace tour,
     you want to consider the following: Before the Tour.



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