An expansive park that is home to many of Washington DC's most famous memorials and museums where you can stroll along the treelined paths, admire the reflecting pool, and visit the Vietnam Veterans Memorial World War II Memorial and many others.

An incredible place to visit and a beautiful memorial to one of the best presidents, built in 1922, featuring a 60-foot tall and 60-foot wide statue and some of his most famous public addresses and quotes.

A towering Obelisk that stands as a tribute to America's first president and offers panoramic views of the city from its observation deck where visitors can take an elevator up 500 ft for a breathtaking perspective.

Georgetown is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Washington D.C. with cobblestone streets, historic rowhouses, and a lively waterfront along the Potomac River, known for its shops, restaurants, and Georgetown University.

An iconic residence and workplace of the president of the United States and is a symbol of American democracy where visitors can admire the building's exterior and learn about its history at the nearby White House Visitor Center.

A place to enjoy rich American history by walking through the stories of America, and a landmark framed by cherry blossoms during the National Cherry Blossom Festival.

A free museum established in 1937 by Congress for the American people, featuring countless priceless works from famous artists like Van Gogh, Monet, and Rembrandt, and the only painting on display by Leonardo da Vinci in North America.

A stunning building that houses the largest library in the world and features breathtaking architecture and design where visitors can explore the ornate main reading room and view special exhibits showcasing rare books and historical documents.