Cheap Flights to Washington DC
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About Washington D.C.
The capitol of the United States is a city with exciting and memorable (man have free admission) places to visit. Washington D.C. isn't as trendy as New York or Los Angeles, but its museums and historical attractions are the best in the country and is a must visit for any US citizen. Go!

Washington D.C. Attractions
The White House: Located at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., John Adams was the first President to live here, moving in in 1800. The Visitors Center has photographs, artifacts, etc. Tickets for tours are limited.

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Korean War Veterans Memorial: Statue group of 19 soldiers patrolling through Korean terrain. 164 foot long granite wall etched with faces of service men and women.

Lincoln Memorial: Massive marble statue of a seated Abe facing the Reflecting Pool (where Martin Luther King gave his "I Have a Dream" speech.)

Vietnam Memorial: Black granite wall with the names of 58,000+ American soldiers etched in it to commemorate their deaths. Many visitors still leave military medals, pictures, flowers and momentos along the wall.

Washington Monument: White 555 foot tall monument. Elevator rides are available to the top were awesome views can be seen. The best time to go is at night when the line is short. The views during the summer nights are the best.

Cheap Travel to Washington D.C.
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Washington D.C.

Currency: US Dollar

Travel Experiences
Washington DC, USA
It definitely was seeing the Korean War Memorial. As a 2nd generation Korean-American this monument touched me and seeing the large number of Korean casualties during the war really effected me. The statues of the soldiers walking was amazing. I spent about 25 minutes looking at them.
Brian Park

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