Visiting Museums in Washington DC

Posted on July 1st, 2008 in United States by kathrynv

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It is almost impossible to take a vacation in Washington DC and not to visit a museum. Museums are practically a staple of the DC travel itinerary. This is due to several factors. For one thing, Washington DC has a number of amazing museums that are practically destinations on their own. For another thing, Washington DC is a place which people visit primarily to get an education in American history and that’s something that is easily done by visiting the museums in the city. And for another thing, there are just as many interesting things to learn about in DC that it’s natural to stop into the museums that offer this information.

Visiting the Jefferson Memorial

Posted on February 15th, 2008 in United States by kathrynv

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There are three reasons that people go to visit The Jefferson Memorial in Washington D.C. The first reason is that this monument is a D.C. attraction which has been drawing visitors for many years, making it a place that is on the itinerary of tour groups and typical visits to the city. The second reason is that The Jefferson Memorial is an architecturally attractive building which impresses the people who come to visit it with its beauty and stature. And the final reason is that a trip to the nation’s capital really doesn’t seem complete without taking some time to honor one of the most important presidents in the nation’s history.

Visiting the Washington Monument

Posted on February 13th, 2008 in United States by kathrynv

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A trip to Washington D.C. wouldn’t be complete without a stop at The Washington Monument. This landmark attraction stands out as one of the most prominent features of the D.C. landscape and holds an important place in the history of our nation’s capital. A visit to the capital is all about honoring the history that has taken place throughout our country; what better way to do that than to spend time exploring an attraction that’s dedicated to our very first president?

Planning a Visit to the Lincoln Memorial

Posted on February 11th, 2008 in United States by kathrynv

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One of the sites that you absolutely must see if you ever get a chance to take a trip to Washington D.C. is the Lincoln Memorial. Built early in the twentieth century to honor President Abraham Lincoln, this landmark has been the location of many important aspects of history. Additionally, it is a testament to the art and culture of our nation with murals and exhibits that depict the history and art history of the United States. Even the architecture of this National Memorial alone represents the history and design of the nation.