Washington, D.C.

The National Mall, also known as The Mall, comprises the main stretch of significant sights in Washington. Among these are the National Gallery and Sculpture Garden in addition to an abundance of Smithsonian institutions, including the National Museum of American History. Monuments include memorials to Presidents Lincoln and Roosevelt, as well as those remembering veterans of the Vietnam and Korean wars.

Rising up from the Mall, this impressive monument symbolizes steadfast American democracy. The Capitol is regarded as an important museum and bears a testament to America’s governmental prowess. The Capitol with its own collection of art is open for tourists and attracts millions every year. The Capitol Visitor Center makes the Capitol even more accessible for visitors and offers an educational environment with an insight into the history and development of the building.

Unique Georgetown has a reputation for great shops, the trendiest restaurants, and quaint cobblestone streets. It’s the place to be in DC and is a haven for the city’s students. If you visit Georgetown, you end up in a beautiful historic place, which offers over 450 shops, including dining and entertainment possibilities. A trip to this charming part of Washington is a must.

The Lincoln Memorial is located at the west end of the National Mall, in the heart of Washington. Walk up the stairs — the same steps where Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous speech called "I Have a Dream" — and get a close look at the 19-foot statue of Abraham Lincoln.

Not many cemeteries would be listed among a city’s top 10 sights, but Arlington is an exception. Catch the ceremonial changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, where soldiers keep a 24-hour watch in honor of the unidentified dead from World War I, World War II, and the Korean War.

The Library of Congress, with its collection, is the largest one in the world. The three buildings — the Thomas Jefferson Building, James Madison Memorial Building, and the John Adams Building — are beautiful historical buildings that even offer a free tour. Exhibitions, gallery talks, guided tours, concerts, lectures, and other events are offered for the visitors in the library.

The building of the Supreme Court was built in just 4 years, between 1931 and 1935. As a visitor, you can tour the building on your own, watch educational movies, and take part in different programs. While the exhibitions about the history of the Supreme Court are located on the Ground Floor, you can find the Courtroom on the First Floor.

The Jefferson Memorial is located in the city's heart, just a few minutes walk from the White House. The monument has white Georgia marble steps and if you step inside, a Thomas Jefferson statue — by sculptor Rudulph Evans — unfolds in the middle.

The Botanic Garden is a small but lovely and calm place with beautiful plants in Washington DC, close to the Capitol. Exhibitions, programs are offered for all ages in the garden. It has plenty of outdoor and indoor spaces where the visitors can find some peace in the busy city and enjoy walking around the gardens.

Learn the history of this massive and gorgeous cathedral by taking a guided tour, led by friendly and knowledgeable staff. A national treasure with a peaceful atmosphere, and beautiful stained glass, and the architecture is just amazing–well worth the time to visit. There is even a café and gift shop inside the cathedral.

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is located close to the Lincoln Memorial in the capital of the United States. The arts center brings the world closer to those who visit. There is a lot to see here; there are different performances, such as ballet, jazz, contemporary dance, festivals, and a lot more.

The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum has a permanent exhibition but is also a host of several other special exhibitions. They also offer different educational programs and films for their visitors. After wandering around the museum, you can stop by the museum café to grab something to eat.

In 2020, Rock Creek Park celebrated its 130th Anniversary. It is the right place for you to be if you want to enjoy the real beauty of nature, breathe in some fresh air, and wander around surrounded by friendly wild animals even though you are in a big city.

Visiting the National Zoological Park is fun for everyone and provides an unforgettable experience for every member of the family. If you stop by and spend some hours at the park, you can meet wild animals, go on a carousel, and have your own personal guide.