| Hotel Rates in Washington DC are very high, and finding an inexpensive hotel room can be a difficult task. You probably won’t find a double room for much less than $150 in a good location. For more reasonable rates, look near the Ronald Reagan National Airport or in the suburbs.
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| Thousands of tourists flock to Washington DC each year to visit the city’s impressive monuments and historic landmarks. Who knew learning could be so much fun? It has been said that there is more to do per square foot in Washington DC than any other city in the United States. Why don’t you find out for yourself? |
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| Lincoln Memorial |
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You’ll never forget this touching experience as you view the sites at the Lincoln Memorial and read the inspiring quotations on |
| its walls. Patriotism will be ignited in your heart as you get an idea of what it takes to lead a great nation. |
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| The Washington Monument |
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Probably one of the most recognizable monuments in the world, the Washington Monument is even more |
| magnificent in person. You can simply walk past it and behold its beauty or purchase tickets to go up the monument. |
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| The Smithsonian Museum |
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Visit the largest museum complex in the world with access to 19 different museums for touring and enjoying. Make |
| sure you allow enough time to browse the many museum stores filled with unique treasures that you’ll want to take home with you. |
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| Georgetown |
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Buzzing with activity, Georgetown’s historic waterfront area is a must-see on your trip to the nation’s capitol. |
| Wonderful shops and exquisite eateries of every cuisine will round out your Georgetown walking tour. |
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| Three Houses of Government |
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See your government in action and visit the U.S. Capitol Building, the White House and the U.S. Supreme Court. Not only are the |
| buildings historic and lovely, but also you’ll gain an appreciation for the things this country holds dear. |
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