July 13, 2009 - US CapitolPhoto by HOLLY M, USA
We were standing very near where Dr. Martin Luther...Photo by Marilyn J, USA
Monticello, seen through the flowers found on a la...Photo by Creative Commons
The Jefferson Memorial by Night, Washington D.C...Photo by Creative Commons
April 10 2012, blue sky and fluffy white clouds...Photo by Michael C
Formally known as the Marine's Monument. Washingto...Photo by Lisa S, USA
Jefferson's Monticello (pond reflection) by Tony v...Photo by Creative Commons
Two professional’s one amateur from the mighty ...Photo by Georgina A
A guide stencils a name from the Vietnam War Memor...Photo by Ivan C, Kazakhstan
State capitol building again :P Photo by Steven V L
Cold but we all had many smiles and good times....Photo by Dana B
DC Night TourPhoto by Deborah B, USA
Seeing this memorial was the most emotional for my...Photo by Linda C, USA
Washington DCPhoto by Robert, United Kingdom
Private seacraft anchored at the Gangplank Marina ...Photo by Sergio M, USA
I had my telephoto lense camera, and I took thi...Photo by Mimy
DC on a bright and sunny day.... Photo by Amy
Wahington Memorial, at twilight.Photo by Gordon D, USA
Lincoln MemorialPhoto by Geoff M
Washington Monument at Night Photo by James V
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Washington DC: Museum
Here's our list of traveler recommendations in Washington DC tagged as 'Museum' . Click 'X' to remove this filter and browse all of our top local travel recommendations.
National Mall in Washington DC
The National Mall is the open green space between the U.S. Capitol and the Washington Monument . Four rows of elm trees line either side that are in front of the Smithsonian Museums , East and ... Continue Reading »
Be a Spy for the Day: International Spy Museum in DC
Our nation’s capital has no shortage of renowned museums at which visitors can experience history, science, and impeccably curated art exhibitions. However, if you’re the type of person who prefers ... Continue Reading »
If I Told You, I’d Have to Kill You
The only public museum in the world devoted solely to espionage, the International Spy Museum in Washington D.C. opened in July of 2002. Its mission is to provide the public with an objective ... Continue Reading »
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
Open since 1993 and designed by a Holocaust survivor, the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington D.C. has welcomed millions of visitors from all nationalities, political leanings, ... Continue Reading »
Washington D.C.: Frederick Douglass
Frederick Douglass tends to be one of those figures that most Americans recognize but about whom no one can elaborate, except maybe to say he wrote a thing or two. Just outside of Washington DC ... Continue Reading »
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