Tourist Attractions Washington

Washington DC is a city famous for its historical monuments and historical buildings.

Tourists all over the world come to see the historical sights, museums, federal buildings and the center of power of The United States of America.

 Some of the places worth visiting during your stay in this wonderful city are described below.

National Mall, It is the stretch between the Capitol Building and the Potomac River, this place is the center of tourist activity, as it contains most of the famous attractions of Washington DC. You can spend a whole day in here without feeling tired for  moment. The Mall runs 3km long and has the Jefferson, Lincoln and Roosevelt Memorials within, apart from these, it also has the world famous White House building inside the area. It is a great place to spend your day at, it also serves as the center of the cultural and social life in Washington DC.

The Capitol Building is one place which really intrigues tourists from all over the world. This is the heart of the Washington DC, and the building which serves as the political landmark amongst the tourist attractions in Washington DC. It is the most photographed building, and is extremely impressive I its own splendor. This building houses the Congress, Senate and the Supreme Court. It is an architectural beauty to witness from inside, the dome is embellished with murals and paintings. It is the most prominent tourist attraction in Washington DC. Tourists are welcome to visit on weekdays by guided tours, and admission to the building is free.

Another world famous tourist attraction in Washington DC is the most talked about White House, the place where the most influential of all presidents live during their term in the government. The White House has its own historical importance and is a beautifully constructed building. The building emanates power and influence. Tourists do not miss visiting this building. The tourist center of The White House is open to public for visits, although there is increased security for public tours.

The Washington Monument is built in the remembrance of the first president of The United States of America, George Washington, It is the tallest monument and is located at the west end of The Mall. Tourists need a ticket in order to enter The Monument and reach the top, it is always better to get there early as the tickets are limited.

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