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Washington Monument Lodge
Drop by the Washington Monument Lodge to get your tickets, see cool exhibits, and grab some souvenirs. It's the perfect place to start your adventure at the Washington Monument.
Washington Monument Observation Deck
Take an elevator ride up to the top of the Washington Monument for amazing views of Washington, D.C. From 555 feet high, you can see famous spots like the Lincoln Memorial and the Capitol.
Washington Monument's Memorial Stones
Come see the 193 memorial stones inside the Washington Monument. These stones were gifts from different states and groups with messages that honor George Washington and American unity.
Walking Tour
Take a walking tour of the National Mall! You’ll visit famous places like the Lincoln and Jefferson memorials. Your guide will share interesting stories about American history and the Civil War.
Biking Tour
Join a biking tour that takes you to the Washington Monument, Lincoln Statue, White House, and many more cool spots. It's a fun and exciting way to see all the main sights, including the beautiful paths around the National Mall.
Cruise Tour
Float along the Potomac River on a lunch or dinner cruise. You'll enjoy tasty food while you see the Washington Monument and other cool landmarks. It's a relaxing way to explore and enjoy the beauty of Washington D.C. from the water.