ViralGerman tourist Freddywrapped up his World Cup tour of the United States with one final stop: Washington D.C.
The popular content creator has built a massive social media following by documenting his journey through dozens of states and sharing his reactions to American culture.
Freddy, who uses a picture of Cristiano Ronaldo as his avatar and imposes the soccer star's face over his own in photos he shares, already visited DC during his trip, taking part in Fourth of July festivities.
But on his return, he received the royal treatment, touring some of DC's most iconic landmarks with special access.
Here's a look at what he did.
What did Freddy do while in Washington DC?
Rep. Clay Fuller, R-Ga., gave Freddy and his travel companions a tour of the Capitol on Tuesday. A video shared by Freddy shows
him taking in the views of the National Mall from the Speaker's balcony, one of the most iconic views in the District.
He also received special access as he was carted around the National Mall before a trip to the top of the Washington Monument.
The royal treatment was orchestrated by Nick Adams, a conservative commentator and Special Presidential Envoy for American Tourism, who provided Freddy with an "unforgettable itinerary" as the tourist's visit came to a close.
Freddy got an American-style lunch, according to Adams: "a bone-in tomahawk ribeye from robust American cattle from the heartland, golden MAHA-approved beef tallow fries, crisp onion rings and hearty bone-in chicken wings—all paired with the coldest domestic beer our capital has to offer."
He even had the opportunity to visit the West Wing of the White House.
"Freddy has become an accidental ambassador for American tourism, and he will have the distinct privilege of engaging with America's top executives at the highest levels of government," Adams said.
And after a whirlwind of VIP access and historic landmarks, Freddy wrapped up his DC visit with one final American experience: a stop at Taco Bell Cantina.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Viral World Cup star Freddy spends last US day in DC. What did he do?
