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An Interesting Tour to the Neighborhood of the Capitol Hill

March 23, 2018 admin Private Tours Of DC

Washington Tourist Attractions Washington DC is always known for its rich history and enlightening museums. There are many national monuments and treasured architectures over here that scream about the eclectic nature of the DC. Furthermore, the free Smithsonian museums are sure to overwhelm you with [Read More]

The Best-Kept Secret of Franciscan Monastery in Washington DC

March 22, 2018 admin Private Tours Of DC

Washington Tourist Attractions The Catacombs of Washington DC are architectural remains, which evoke wide-eyed amazement from those on private Washington DC tours. Its legends are as mysterious as the mile-long strength cast from cement. Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land in America found in late [Read More]

Exploring the Washington National Cathedral with Sheer Awe

March 20, 2018 admin Washington DC Tour

Washington Tourist Attractions The Washington National Cathedral boasts of stained glass windows featuring a moon rock that was gifted to the cathedral by astronauts of 1969’s Apollo 11 mission as a memento. Dr. Thomas O. Paine, the administrator of NASA, associated with Rodney Winfield, an [Read More]

National World War II Memorial Reflects Forgone Past in the US History

March 19, 2018 admin Washington DC Tour

Washington DC Tourist Attractions The National World War II Memorial pays tribute to millions of US citizens who had served in the armed forces, including over 400,000 people, who either paid the ultimate price for freedom during WWII or went missing during the war. The [Read More]

What you Need to Know about Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

March 14, 2018 admin Private Tours Of DC

Washington Tourist Attractions The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, which is owned by the Smithsonian Institution, exhibit a contemporary and modern art collection comprising of sculptures, paintings, and photographs. The museum found in 1974 is a popular tourist destination along the National Mall and boasts [Read More]

Exploring Postal History at the Smithsonian National Postal Museum in Washington

March 7, 2018 admin Private Tours Of DC

Museums In DC Washington’s famed Smithsonian museums and institutions are the finest examples of cultural and historical preservation. The Smithsonian National Postal Museum is one such, known for its rich collection of stamps and other valuable artifacts from postal history. The museum is primarily dedicated [Read More]

Why Visit the Martin Luther King Memorial in Washington DC?

March 3, 2018 admin Private Tours Of DC

Must Visit Places In Washington The National Mall is home to some iconic monuments including that of presidents like Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, and Franklin Roosevelt, and Martin Luther King, the civil rights activist. The latter’s famous speech in 1963 titled ‘I Have a Dream,’ [Read More]

3 Things to Know Before Going on DC Bus Tours

February 20, 2018 admin Washington DC Tour

DC Tourist Attractions The capital of United States of America, Washington DC, is one of the most tourist-friendly cities in the world and approximately 16 millions of visitors from all over the world visit this city every year. These stats clearly indicate that Washington DC [Read More]

Top 3 Tourist Attractions in Embassy Row in Washington DC

February 13, 2018 admin Washington DC Tour

Washington DC Attractions Embassy Row in Washington DC informally refers to a section of the Massachusetts Avenue amid the Scott Circle and the United States Naval Observatory to the north. Many embassies line up along the Embassy Row, hence it is called as that much [Read More]

Interesting Facts about the International Spy Museum

February 13, 2018 admin Washington DC Tour

Museums In Washington Washington DC is famous for its historical sites and political background. One of the famous attractions here is the International Spy Museum, which houses almost all spy-related artifacts. The famous international spy museum in Washington is opened on July 19, 2002, and [Read More]

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