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Washington D.C. offers some great tourist attractions and most of them are free. Definitely check out the zoo as it is one of the best ones on the East Coast. The Smithsonean Museums could keep you busy for two weeks as there are over 7 museums to visit. Also, a neat offbeat place to see is the Spy Museum.
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Does Washington D.C. have many monuments?
Washington DC has lots of Monuments and Memorials. Some of the most famous tourist attractions are located here. If you visit DC you could see: Lincoln Memorial Washington Monument Jefferson Memorial Vietnam War Memorial World War II Memorial Statue to Pierre L'Enfant plus many more.
What do you need tickets for in Washington DC?
Tickets are needed for various attractions and events in Washington DC, such as museums, monuments, tours, and performances.
What are some free things to do in Washington D.C.?
There are a number of tourist attractions that can be viewed and parks that one could stroll through without charge in Washington, DC. One can view the White House and stroll through Anacostia Park.
What country has the most tourist visiting Washington Dc each year?
The United Kingdom has the most tourists visiting Washington DC every year.
Attractions of Washington DC?
Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, White house, And all the Smithsonian Museums!
Pictures of Washington D.C.?
There are lots of places to see pictures of Washington DC. See the related links for web site searches with lots of images of Washington DC.
Where can one find visitor information for a Washington DC vacation?
On Washington.org, there is information on tourism there. It includes where to eat, play and enjoy your stay in Washington, DC. The nice thing is, that website even includes free attractions!
Where to go in Washington D.C.?
So many choices...If you are interested in tourist attractions then the many government buildings, monuments and memorials as well as the world class museums are a must. Most of these are located within a mile of the National Mall.If you want to sample the excellent dining choices then you should check out the Washingtonian Magazines top 100 list (see related links) for a comprehensive guide to the best in the region.If you want to enjoys sports then you can catch a Wizards basketball game, DC United Soccer game, or see the Washington Nationals play baseball.Bottom line there is lots to do in DC.
Who designed the monuments in Washington D.C.?
There are numerous statues, memorials, tourist attractions in Washington DC but there is only one monument-the Washington Monument.The design of the Washington Monument was decided by a design competition held in 1836. The winner, architect Robert Mills, was well-qualified for the commission. His original design included a colonnade around the base. However, this was omitted during the lengthy and costly construction phase.
What are some of the most famous tourist attractions?
Some famous landmarks include Eiffel Tower, Great Wall, Perspolis, Sydney Opera House, Washington DC, The Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls, Mt Rushmore, Leaning tower of Pisa, and the Sistine Chapel.
What are good reasons to visit Washington DC?
Experiencing Washington DC directly is a more intense learning experience and allows students to absorb the historical, cultural, educational, and physical aspects of Washington DC directly.Washington DC has unique attractions such as Smithsonian museums, National Monuments, US Capital, White House, etc.Most students who visit DC consider it the highlight of all the field trips they do thoughout their educational experience.
What museums are in Washington D.C.?
Washington DC is filled with museums. Not only does it have 8 or 9 Smithsonian museums, but it also has a National Geographic Museum (being both operations are based down in DC). It has a variety of other museums. To find out if there is a certain museum dedicated to whatever you are thinking, consult the company or consult the Washington DC guidebook. There are plenty of good museums in DC, and the amount of guidebooks found elsewhere are nearly endless.
