Best Historic Sites in Washington, D.C.
Arlington National Cemetery
A solemn site serving as the final resting place for many of America's military heroes and notable figures where visitors can witness The Changing of the Guard ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and pay respects at President John F Kennedy's grave site.
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Located in Arlington, it is the grave of three unidentified service members and is known for its Changing of the Guard ceremony.
President John F Kennedy's grave
Visitors can pay respects at President John F Kennedy's grave site at Arlington National Cemetery.
Old Stone House
Casas históricas como Dumbarton Oaks, la Old Stone House y Tudor Place Historic House & Garden muestran el pasado de la zona.
Tomb of the Unknowns
The Tomb of the Unknowns is located in Arlington National Cemetery.
Korean War Memorial
The Korean War Memorial is near the Lincoln Memorial, with nighttime reflections in the water making for a powerful experience.
Vietnam War memorials
The Vietnam War Memorial is near the Lincoln Memorial, with nighttime reflections in the water making for a powerful experience.
John F Kennedy Grave
The grave site of John F. Kennedy, featuring the Eternal Flame, is located in Arlington National Cemetery.
9/11 Pentagon Memorial
The 9/11 Pentagon Memorial is a moving tribute to the 184 lives lost during the 2001 attacks.
Oak Hill Cemetery
Oak Hill Cemetery is a rural cemetery dating back to 1848, featuring the Carroll Crypt and the graves of notable figures like Edwin Staton and Ben Bradlee.
Carroll Crypt
The Carroll Crypt is located in Oak Hill Cemetery and was visited by President Abraham Lincoln.
Lincoln Memorial Hall
From Georgetown Park via Rock Creek Trail, you can walk to Lincoln Memorial Hall in just 30 minutes.