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Washington DC Monuments, Memorials, Museums

See Washington DC Travel Guide to Monuments, Memorials, Museums and Attractions Washington DC attractions include some of the world's most famous monuments, memorials, museums,  and  landmarks.  The U.S. Capitol, the Washington Monument,  the White House, the Smithsonian Institution, are among a plethora of   historic sites and buildings, and other tourist attractions along the National Mall and  the cherry tree lined Tidal Basin with its annual spring display of Cherry Blossoms.  Washington D.C. , the capital of the United States, sits at the center of a region which is traversed by the Potomac River. Many of the Capital area’s most famous attractions are found in Northern Virginia, which is located just across the Potomac to the west of the District. These attractions span the time from the colonial period to the emergence of America as the preeminent national power in the twentieth century. Surrounding Washington DC, to the north, east and south are the Maryland suburbs offering a multitude of attractions (as well as nearby Baltimore and Annapolis).  Today, the Washington, DC area is a high technology center spawned by military, medical and other governmental research. This growth has transformed a rolling tree covered rural farming area into a region that is home to over six million people who live and work in the metro area which maintains its links to its historic past.  Come inside to find the many attractions and things to do and see in Washington DC. 

 

 

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