Top 10 Best of the Rest
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1. World War II Memorial
This memorial includes 12 bas-relief sculptures depicting America at war. Inscriptions at the base of the fountains mark key battles.
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2. Enid A. Haupt Garden
These formal gardens contrast scale, color, and scent.
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3. National Archives of the United States
Home to the foundation documents of the nation, including the Declaration of Independence.
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4. Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial
The inclusion of FDR’s dog in the statuary indicates the human scale of this tribute.
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5. Jefferson Memorial
Words of the Declaration of Independence are engraved on the wall here.
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6. National Museum of the American Indian
This museum is a national center for Native American culture.
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7. Korean War Veterans Memorial
The 19 stainless steel sculptures in this memorial to the 1953 Korean “police action” wrenchingly evoke the realities of war.
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8. Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Workers here create and print all US paper currency – 37 million notes a day worth nearly $700 million.
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9. National Museum of African Art
An accessible and absorbing collection – be sure to see the pre-Colonial art of Benin.
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10. Old Post Office Pavilion
The view from the tower here is among the finest in the city. A popular food court and shops draw hordes of visitors.
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