Jefferson Memorial - Washington DC, District of Columbia, United States
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A 19-foot bronze statue of perhaps the most esteemed founding father sits beneath a columned rotunda in the style of the Roman Pantheon.
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- ... We saw the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, WW2 Memorial, Korean War Memorial and the Jefferson Memorial ...
- ... made his famous 'I have a dream' speech After Lincoln we headed back down towards the Jefferson memorial, through the Korean War Memorial and past the Tidal Basin ...
- ... National Archives Metro (subway system) Lincoln Memorial Library of Congress Korean War Memorial Washington Monument Jefferson Memorial USMC Memorial US Holocaust Museum Georgetown Fords Theater Arlington Cemetary Alexandria FDR Memorial US ...
- ... In short: you haven't experienced Washington until you've seen the Jefferson Memorial at night ...
- ... 's just plain ignorance), but we were sure we'd spotted the Capitol building on our way into town (turned out to be the Jefferson memorial ), and we were surprised to be informed by Aviva which president's face we were looking at - it was George ...
- ... We left there and we walked on over to the Korean War monument, the FDR monument, and the Jefferson Memorial ...
- ... From one window there was a great view of the Jefferson Memorial, which they recognized thanks to the Ultimate D ...
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Best hotel near the tidal basin? - Washington, DC Vlog - Day 1
Day one of a trip I took up to Washington DC to capture the cherry blossoms and a few more things :). I talked about my recommended hotel near the tidal basin that I stayed at. The Hilton Canopy Hotel. Lots of great features and a pleasant walk to the amazing cherry blossoms near the Jefferson Memorial and around the basin!
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In Washington D.C. On A Boat
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Jefferson Memorial Potomac River Washington DC
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5 Must Visit Destinations in Washington, D C for Families
5 Must Visit Destinations in Washington, D C for Families
For a visit to D.C. that’s energizing and educational for the entire family (instead of exhausting), incorporate a trip to a few of these spots full of family fun into your itinerary:
No. 5. National Air and Space Museum
At over 160,000 square feet, D.C.’s National Air and Space Museum can feel a bit overwhelming — kind of like space itself! Kids, however, will marvel over super cool aircrafts and spaceships, and there are opportunities for hands-on fun, too. The museum often hosts observation events, where guests can use the incredibly powerful telescopes at the museum to get a glimpse of unusual happenings in the sky, like lunar eclipses. Plus, the IMAX theater at the museum brings the joy and mystery of airplanes and space travel to vivid life; the huge screens and surround sound systems completely envelop viewers. If you’re visiting with very young ones, they’ll enjoy the museum’s “story time” series, where they’ll be enthralled by tales of trips to mars, hot-air balloon journeys, and more.
No. 4. Tidal Basin
Toting the little ones around to all of D.C.’s monuments can be totally exhausting … but there’s one stop you can’t miss. Young families will love the Tidal Basin, with its unparalleled views of the stately domed Jefferson Memorial. Why? Two words: paddle boats. Yep, nothing will get your kids excited about monuments like the chance to paddle their way through the shallow tidal basin, powering their boats with just their feet. The Tidal Basin Paddle Boat rental company offers both two-person and four-person boats for rent. You can either paddle through the basin as a family, or split up and see who can race to the Jefferson Memorial the fastest.
No. 3. Nationals Game
If you and kids are tuckered out from sightseeing all day, head to Nationals Park along the D.C. waterfront for an excuse to sit back and relax for a few hours. The Nats stadium is exceedingly family-friendly; your kids will love cheering on famous faces like George Washington and Abraham Lincoln during the stadium’s signature “Presidents’ Race.” On many Saturdays and Sundays, you can snag “Family Fun Pack” deals, where families can purchase seat packages that include classic baseball stadium grub like hot dogs and chips for a reduced price. And on every Sunday, two Nationals players will be on hand to sign autographs for kids before the start of the game — just make sure you get a signature voucher to participate.
No. 2. International Spy Museum
Do you have a budding James Bond or two in the family? Then a stop at the International Spy Museum is an absolute must. Kids can put their super spy skills to the test in interactive exhibits like “Operation Spy,” where they’ll have to decode audio conversations and “escape” from a high-security compound. This exhibit is for kiddos 12 years and older, but other exhibits are more suited to the younger set. Plus, the International Spy Museum has one heck of a gift shop; eschew the typical mugs and t-shirts for souvenirs and instead pick up invisible ink, a cryptex safe, or even a Coke can that doubles as a secret storage container.
No. 1. National Zoo
Nothing captures a child’s imagination quite like animals, whether they’re of the cute and cuddly or slimy and scaly variety. You’ll find both at D.C.’s National Zoo, located in the Northwest quadrant of the city. The National Zoo caters to kids of all ages (and kids at heart, too) with interactive exhibits and tons of hands-on activities. You kids will “ooh” and “ahh” while they get to watch zoo keepers train elephants, feed lemurs, and play fetch with sloth bears. During certain days of the week, the zoo offers “Meet a Small Mammal” activities, where zoo guests can get up close and personal with cute creatures like armadillos and naked mole-rats. The best part of it all, because the zoo is a part of the Smithsonian network, admission is totally free!
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Hotel Howard Johnson Express Inn - Washington DC in Washington D.C. (Washington D.C. - USA)
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Das Hotel Howard Johnson Express Inn - Washington DC liegt in der Stadt Washington D.C. welche zu USA (Nordamerika) gehoert.
Das Hotel Howard Johnson Express Inn - Washington DC ist sehr beliebt unter den Gaesten, 100% empfehlen das Hotel weiter. Zudem erhaelt das Hotel 3.9 von 6 Sonnen. Die Hotelbewertungen sind allerdings nicht aussagekraeftig, da nur 9 Bewertungen vorliegen. Sprechen Sie am besten mit Ihrem Reiseveranstalter oder rufen Sie direkt beim Hotel an, um mehr Informationen ueber das Hotel zu bekommen.
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4,5 von 6 Sonnen erhaelt das Hotel fuer den Service. Dieses spiegelt den guten Service des Hotels wieder.
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Fuer die zufriedenstellenden Zimmer in diesem Hotel, vergeben die Gaeste 4,3 von 6 Sonnen.
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Der gute Zustand und Sauberkeit des Hotels gefaellt den meisten Gaesten, die sich hierfuer mit 4,1 von 6 Sonnen bedanken.
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Gastronomisch bietet das Hotel in den Augen der meisten Gaeste eine zufriedenstellende Leistung. 3,7 von 6 Sonnen lautet die Durchschnittswertung.
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Fuer die zufriedenstellende Lage des Hotels vergeben die Gaeste 3,1 von 6 Sonnen.
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Das ausbaufaehige Unterhaltungs- und Sportprogramm des Hotels bewerten die Gaeste mit 2,5 von 6 Sonnen.
Informationen zur Verfuegbarkeit von Transfer zum Hotel, WLAN in den Zimmern des Hotel Howard Johnson Express Inn - Washington DC, sowie Details zum Animations-Progamm, Entfernung zum Strand oder zu Diskotheken erhalten Sie bei Ihren Reiseveranstalter oder auf der Webseite des Hotels. Neben den hier verwendeten Bewertungen, lohnt sich ein Blick auf die ggf. vorhandene Hotel Howard Johnson Express Inn - Washington DC Facebook-Seite.
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Raw: DC's Cherry Blossoms Almost at Peak
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Washington, DC - 23 March 2016
1. Mid, Washington Monument visible through trees
2. Mid, people walking through cherry trees
3. Various, blossoms
4. Mid, Jefferson Memorial
5. Various, blossoms
6. Tilt down people walking by trees
7. Various trees
8. Various, people in paddle boats in the Tidal Basin
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Thousands of tourists are flocking to DC's Tidal Basin to get a glimpse the city's famed cherry blossoms.
The blooms are just days away from peak bloom.
The National Park Service says the bloom dates for the cherry trees were not affected by a cold snap last weekend.
Peak bloom means at least 70 percent of the trees around the Tidal Basin are blossoming.
Once peak bloom is reached, the blossoms can remain on the trees for four to 10 days.
The opening ceremony for the National Cherry Blossom Festival is set for Saturday at the Warner Theatre.
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DC's Cherry Blossoms Almost at Peak
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Washington, DC - 23 March 2016
1. Mid, Washington Monument visible through trees
2. Mid, people walking through cherry trees
3. Various, blossoms
4. Mid, Jefferson Memorial
5. Various, blossoms
6. Tilt down people walking by trees
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Connie Santora tourist from Wilmington, Delaware:
It is just a gorgeous day and they said it would be peak blossoms, and it is about halfway, I'd say. Its pretty, but I'd say by the weekend it is going to be even prettier.
8. Various trees
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Eileen (and Kathy), first cousins from Alliance, Ohio:
First time for the cherry blossoms and so far I am a little disappointed, a little under whelmed.
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Kathy, tourist from Alliance, Ohio:
Me too. We were really hoping they would be gorgeous and they are pretty ... but they are not all out.
11. Wide, tourists under trees
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael and Andrea, tourists from Florida:
It's aah, medium. It's not on the point. Apparently they are going to be on the point on Friday, so we are just looking at it. But still it is a beautiful experience and to be with the family driving around ... (Reporter, off camera: Anything else you want to add?) Err, Washington is beautiful. We love it, right? Let's go. We love it, bye.
13. Various, people in paddle boats in the Tidal Basin
STORYLINE:
Thousands of tourists are flocking to DC's Tidal Basin to get a glimpse the city's famed cherry blossoms.
The blooms are just days away from peak bloom.
The National Park Service says the bloom dates for the cherry trees were not affected by a cold snap last weekend.
Peak bloom means at least 70 percent of the trees around the Tidal Basin are blossoming.
Once peak bloom is reached, the blossoms can remain on the trees for four to 10 days.
The opening ceremony for the National Cherry Blossom Festival is set for Saturday at the Warner Theatre.
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