Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Washington
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9.6Monument •2 Lincoln Memorial Circle NW (btwn Constitution & Independence Ave SW), Washington
Slightly P. • August 17, 2017As beautiful as you'd expect. It truly is a wonder to be in front of, and the views are phenomenal.
Kiley K. • December 10, 2016Really amazing place to see sunsets and sunrises. Lots of history,great design and great fountains
9.4Monument •2 15th St NW (btwn Constitution Ave NW & Independence Ave SW), Washington
Anderson D. • August 17, 2014Awesome! It's a nice place to spend a entire day
AndrewGroveSanAntonio G. • December 31, 2018Another beautiful monument that is a must see for all Americans. My family thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated the beauty.
9.3Monument •1850 W Basin Drive SW (at Independence Ave SW), Washington
Britt A. • May 30, 2015Really great and artistic concept to represent one of the most influential civil rights leaders of our times
Shoaib T. • August 21, 2014Amazing place . Great learning and yes nice walk along yhe river peaceful
9.1Monument •10 Daniel French Dr SW (at Independence Ave SW), Washington
Dana P. • August 26, 2014eternity pool lots of shaded area
Linda R. • April 4, 2015We always choose Captain Whites for a better selection of crabs & price *****.
Karen • April 3Absolutely stunning. It may seem like an incredibly long walk around the Tidal Basin, but it's so worth the loop and it actually goes by quick.
9.0Fountain •W Potomac Park (btwn Lincoln & World War II Memorials), Washington
Mike D. • November 20, 2018Beautiful area to relax in the middle of the National Mall!
CJ W. • December 27, 2011Some of the best, most overlooked statues in DC. Check the detail on the horse-drawn artillery statues on the south end.
Pam R. • April 11, 2017It's a great place to go to if, you want to just talk and take in the beautiful view in the evening.
8.8Botanical Garden • $$$$ •100 Maryland Ave SW (Independence Ave), Washington
Jonathan C. • July 10, 2010Gorgeous and relaxing (when it's not terribly busy) urban refuge. Highly recommended spot.
Kimberly P. • July 5, 2014Starting a walking program, this is a must do loop. It's fairly flat and a perfect loop.
8.4Monument •1964 Independence Ave SW (in West Potomac Park), Washington
Kye S. • January 30, 2010Incredibly impressive. What makes it even more special, the vets who are there, love to talk about their experience. To hear history first hand like that is incredible.
8.4Scenic Lookout •Lenfant Plz SW (6th St Sw), Washington
IWalked Audio Tours • May 27, 2013Per artist“Edge of the sculpture portrays a path of a star as it flows through the center of the sculpture’s ‘back hole’ into negative-space time & on again into positive space” Full history via<LINK>
Architect of the Capitol (AOC) • June 21, 2018Bartholdi Park was created in 1932 and named for Frederic Auguste Bartholdi, the sculptor of the historic fountain located at its center.
Eugene S. • August 13, 2014Make sure you ore book tickets online. It's cheap and you can skip the queue
Going Out Guide from PostLocal • March 22, 2011#CherryBlossoms: Japanese and U.S. dignitaries gather April 3 from 2:30 to 4 p.m. to light the 360-year-old Japanese stone lantern that Japan gave to the United States in 1954.
Dani C. • September 20, 2020Beautiful memorial! Your supposed to start by the statue of him as a boy and work your way to the other end. Frankly either way is fine. Just see it all.
Jessica N. • August 17, 2011Over 6,000 annuals are planted each spring and bloom until late fall. After blooming the flowers are removed & the beds are prepared for planting a display of tulips, which bloom the following spring.
Mike D. • June 25, 2015A neat collection of random objects. Also a fantastic place to plan your visit
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