Washington DC Historic Attractions

Additional Washington DC Attractions

Washington DC is home to a wide variety of sites and attractions. Most people think about the government sites such as the Capitol Building or the Supreme Court when they want to visit Washington DC. Others consider the monuments and museums or even the museums when considering a tour of Washington DC.

There are several other attractions that do not fit into any of those three categories. The Arlington Cemetery or Mt. Vernon, the home of George Washington, and other sites need their own category. We have grouped many of the other sites and attractions onto this page for you to browse.

Arlington Cemetery

Arlington Cemetery

Remember the valor and sacrifice of the members of the United States Armed Forces throughout history at the solemn grounds of the Arlington National Cemetery.

Bureau of Engraving

Bureau of Engraving

Appreciate the value of money more and get to know more about the history of the United States dollar and how our paper bills are printed and how our coins are minted.

National Zoo

National Zoo

Get up-close and personal with nature's furry creatures at one of the country's best zoological garden. Learn more on how you can help conserve and save these species.

Mt. Vernon

Mt. Vernon

Dive deep to the life, works, struggles, and triumphs of the first President of the United States. Learn more about the life of George Washington by exploring this vast estate.

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Union Station

Learn how this humble train station in Washington DC became an important part of US history. Visit and appreciate the grandeur of its architecture and design.

National Cathedral

National Cathedral

The cross-roads of civil, political, and spiritual life in the nations capital. The National Cathedral is not only a place of worship, it is also full of art and history.