Monuments & Memorials
Great men and women who served the United States of America are immortalized with the many monuments and memorials in their honor scattered in almost every block of Washington DC.
Washington DC is home to more iconic monuments and memorials than any other city in the world. Perhaps the most recognized monument is also the world’s tallest stone structure, the Washington Monument. Seen for miles away, this famous structure as well as many others help to give our nation’s capital city one of the most famous skylines in the world.
Washington Monument
The Tallest Stone Structure in the World, the Washington Monument is a Fitting Monument to the First President, George Washington.
Korean War Memorial
Comprised of 19 Stainless Steel Statues that Stand Over Seven Feet Tall and is Near the Lincoln Memorial.
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
The Vietnam War Memorial contains the names of all of the men and women who died or were Missing in Action during the Vietnam War.
Iwo Jima (Marine Corps) Memorial
Formally Known as the U.S. Marines War Memorial, it Depicts Marines Raising the American Flag on Iwo Jima.
Lincoln Memorial
One of the Most Popular Memorials in Washington DC, it Celebrates the Life of Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States.
FDR Memorial
The FDR Memorial Covers More Than Seven Acres of Land and is All Outdoors.
Jefferson Memorial
The Jefferson Memorial Honors the Author of the Declaration of Independence and the Third President of the United States.
MLK Memorial
One of the Newest Memorials in Washington DC, the MLK Memorial Celebrates the Life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
We Customize Tours to Washington DC
As with each of our tours, we are happy to customize a tour for your group to include the sites and attractions that your group wants to experience. We do not believe in a one-size-fits-all approach to any of our groups.