Best Historical Landmark District of Columbia: reviews

The World War II Memorial is a national monument in the United States dedicated to Americans who served in the armed forces and as civilians during...

The memorial is located on the Tidal Basin and is known for its stunning neoclassical architecture. Inside, you’ll find a bronze statue of Jefferson...

The view is breathtaking. The dining places are expensive (obviously).

I visited the burning man experience. My niece and I wanted to be the simulator experience. The nasty worker said was very rude and nasty. Other than...

Absolutely do the tour while you are in town. It's a bit anticlimactic since you don't get to see the chambers, but seeing the rotunda is pretty cool...

Ford’s Theater is famous as being the location of Abraham Lincoln’s assassination. It has museum exhibits, live theatre, and an immersive learning...

This is the an often overlooked Smithsonian in my opinion. There is so much to see and learn in a this museum from the postal system to stamps. How...

Absolutely beautiful! Pictures do not do justice! We went at the end of December, so there wasn't a lot of people (probably because it was soo cold)...

Really short museum but can’t beat the price it’s 10 bucks for an adult. Takes a little over an hour to walk through if you take your time. I personally...

Chinatown offers some of the best flavors of DC for foodies. Many great local businesses to support. Often busy, metro accessible, does have parking...

We had a very pleasant visit to President Lincoln's Cottage and I highly recommend you visit! We booked a tour for stories on the lawn that was led by Cameron...

Authentic and beautiful place with huge possibilities for organizations’ events. One of the elegant and historical houses in the city.

A beautiful example of a traditional Japanese stone lantern. A must-see if you're at the Tidal Basin for cherry blossom viewing.

Nice place to visit and hang out day or night. Just be careful