Washington D.C Attraction
Guide to D.C. Tours
Washington has a subway system, called Metro , which can take you to all of the major tourist attractions, the Pentagon and National Airport for a very reasonable fare. ... There are a number of excellent attractions off the Mall: the National Zoo; the Corcoran and Renwick Galleries; National Geographic's Explorer's Hall; small museums like Hillwood House, the Kreeger Museum, and the Phillips Collection; religious landmarks like the Washington National Cathedral and the National Shrine; and numerous foreign embassies. ... [Read More]
Senator Ted Stevens | Tourism
Below is a list of the tours and attractions that visitors to Washington may be interested in seeing. However, due to the need for increased security following the 9/11 and anthrax attacks, visitor information should be confirmed with each attraction to get the most recent information and possible restrictions . My office may be able to help arrange tours of the Capitol, the White House, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, the Washington Monument, the Kennedy Center, and the Supreme Court. These tours are in great demand so please give my office several weeks advance notice. Tour tickets can be requested by clicking here or by calling my Washington, D.C. office at (202) 224-3004. ... [Read More]
Senator Hutchison -- E-Mail Senator Hutchison
TOURS : Are you a Texan planning a trip to Washington, D.C., and would like to receive tour information or reserve tickets for a Washington attraction? ... Please visit the " Washington Tour Information " section on this website for detailed information regarding D.C. tourist attractions and instructions on how to submit your tour request. Please e-mail your request to Tours@hutchison.senate.gov . ... Washington, DC 20510-4304 ... [Read More]
FCPA - Campgrounds: Convenient to Washington, D.C.
Burke Lake Park Campgrounds and Lake Fairfax Park Campgrounds are located in northern Virginia. You camp in the peace and quiet of beautiful park settings surrounded by acres of forest, yet have the convenience of easy access to metrorail that can put you at the museums, memorials, galleries and other attractions of Washington D.C. in just minutes, giving you the best of both worlds. ... The star attraction at Lake Fairfax Park is the Water Mine Family Swimmin' Hole , a western theme activity pool with an acre of interactive play features, including Rattlesnake River, Box Canyon Crossing, slides and flumes - all designed with kids in mind. In addition, the park has an 18-acre lake with pedal boat rentals, tour boat rides and fishing in both the lake and seasonally-stocked trout stream . ... [Read More]
Congressman Mark Udall - Visiting Washington, D.C.
Arvada Center - Opened in 1976, this is Denver’s 8th largest cultural attraction, devoted to all aspects of the arts. The Center is home to an indoor theatre for 500 people and an outdoor amphitheater that can seat 1,200. Musicals, drama, children’s theatre and a variety of musical events from bluegrass to jazz are offered. ... Denver Zoo - For over a century, the Denver Zoo has enchanted millions of people of all ages, earning its reputation as Colorado's number one cultural attraction. 23rd Ave. between York St. and Colorado Blvd., Denver, CO ... [Read More]
Senator Bob Bennett: Washington D.C.
With so much to see in the D.C. metropolitan area, it can be easy to overlook an interesting historic site or other attraction off the beaten path. In this section, Senator Bennett offers a detailed, comprehensive list of sites, events and transportation resources to help plan your trip and prevent missing that unexpected vacation highlight. ( more ) ... Senator Bennett’s staff can help make your visit to Washington a memorable one by requesting tours of some of the most popular sites in the city. They can also offer suggestions of other interesting places to see and enjoy. Click here to see a complete list of tours available through Senator Bennett’s office, including the U.S. Capitol and the White House. ( more ) ... [Read More]
The Cherry Trees of Washington, D.C.
When you think about the things that attract millions of visitors to Washington, D.C., each year, you probably think about the monuments, the White House, the Capitol, the Library of Congress. But have you ever thought about the living things that are also a major tourist attraction? ... Many Americans and international tourists make a special visit to Washington, D.C., in the spring to see the blooming pink and white Japanese cherry trees that circle the Tidal Basin and the Jefferson Memorial. The trees were originally planted as a gift from the people of Tokyo, Japan, in 1912. In 1910, a previous donation of 2,000 cherry trees had to be destroyed after they were infested with insects. Each spring, the National Cherry Blossom Festival, a two-week-long celebration, attracts tens of thousands of visitors from around the world to see the magnificent trees in full bloom. ... [Read More]
Tourist attractions in Washington, D.C.
We've provided a sample of tourist attractions in the Washington, D.C. area. Visit those web sites for more information on a particular attraction. Also, please feel free to contact our Washington, D.C. office if you'd like additional information. ... Washington, D.C. is a wonderful place to visit. In addition to the wealth of attractions relating to our government and its history, you can examine Impressionist masterpieces in the National Gallery of Art, experience the beauty of the United States Botanical Gardens' exotic plants and flowers, and learn about the creatures of the African Savannah at the National Zoo. There is so much to do and see in our nation's capital that you'll want to plan a return visit. ... [Read More]
Tourism Info
or contact the Washington, D.C. office of Congresswoman Harman at (202) 225-8220. The White House recently resumed tours, but due to a high volume of requests and certain restrictions, we will need approximately six weeks notice. ... As the focal point of the government's Legislative Branch, the Capitol is the centerpiece of the Capitol Complex, which includes the six principal Congressional office buildings and three Library of Congress buildings. The Capitol is one of the most widely recognized buildings in the world. It is a symbol of the American people and their government, the meeting place of the nation's legislature, an art and history museum, and a tourist attraction visited by millions every year. ... [Read More]
.: United States Senator Mel Martinez :: Visiting D.C. :.
Our office hopes to provide you with helpful information and resources as you plan your trip to Washington. Please feel free to contact our Washington office at (202) 224-3041 or email tour_request@martinez.senate.gov for further assistance. If you would like to receive a Washington Tour Information Packet, please send an email with your mailing address to tour_request@martinez.senate.gov . ... with(milonic=new menuname("Main")){style=mainMenu; alwaysvisible=1; orientation='horizontal'; position='relative';aI("image=http://martinez.senate.gov/public/_images/menu/aboutmartinez.gif;overimage=http://martinez.senate.gov/public/_images/menu/aboutmartinez_over.gif;showmenu=AboutMartinez;showmenu=AboutMartinez;");aI("image=http://martinez.senate.gov/public/_images/menu/yourflorida.gif;overimage=http://martinez.senate.gov/public/_images/menu/yourflorida_over.gif;showmenu=YourFlorida;showmenu=YourFlorida;");aI("image=http://martinez.senate.gov/public/_images/menu/constituentservices.gif;overimage=http://martinez.senate.gov/public/_images/menu/constituentservices_over.gif;showmenu=ConstituentServices;showmenu=ConstituentServices;");aI("image=http://martinez.senate.gov/public/_images/menu/issueslegislation.gif;overimage=http://martinez.senate.gov/public/_images/menu/issueslegislation_over.gif;showmenu=IssuesLegislation;showmenu=IssuesLegislation;");aI("image=http://martinez.senate.gov/p ... [Read More]
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