What room do people vist most in White House?

Answer 1

Unfortunately there are no verifiable records that detail visitors on a room-by-room basis. However, can can identify the rooms most commonly shown.

There are three types of visitors to the White House:

1) Tourists on official White House Tours, they get to see some of the rooms that are open to the public, but are not actually invited to meet anyone at the White House.

2) Invited Guests or Visitors, these are here to see the President and his family and have less restricted access to the White House.

3) Executive Branch visitors. The White House is both a residence and an office. Many people have business with the Executive Branch and come to meetings at the White House.

Visitors on the Public Tour usually walk along the ground-floor corridor and look through the doors of the Vermeil room and Library, walk up stairs to the State floor, and through the East, Green, Blue, Red, and State Dining rooms and exit from the north portico lobby.

Answer 2

The room that people visit most in the White House is the Oval Office. It serves as the primary workspace and office of the President of the United States, where they conduct meetings and make important decisions.