Washington D.C Visitor
Visitor Information
Request a DC Visitors Guide ... Online Services Access Interactive Maps Reserve DC Hotel Rooms Request a DC Visitors Guide Search DC Attractions Calculate Metro Ride Times Purchase Metro Farecards Send a Virtual DC Postcard ALL ONLINE SERVICES ... Washington, DC 20004'); ... [Read More]
For Visitors (Library of Congress)
101 Independence Ave, SE Washington, D.C. 20540 ... The Library of Congress > Visitors ... [Read More]
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
When driving to NIH, plan some extra time to get through the security checkpoints at the visitor entrances to campus. Be aware that visitor parking lots on the NIH campus can fill up quickly. Consider taking public transportation as an alternative. ... The Washington D.C. Metro-Rail system has a station right on the NIH campus, called "Medical Center." Once you're out of the station, it's a short walk to the NIH campus shuttle stops, which will take you to buildings on campus and in Rockville. ... [Read More]
Visiting the Capitol
The United States Capitol reopened to the public for tours on December 8, 2001. The decision to reinstate tours was based on an evaluation of current security procedures and public safety requirements; it is consistent with maintaining the highest level of safety for visitors, staff, and Members alike. For additional security, the new procedures have been implemented regarding items that visitors will not be permitted to bring into the Capitol. Click to see a list of prohibited items . ... [Read More]
Congressman Mark Udall - Washington D.C. Visito's Links
Washington, D.C. Visitor's Links ... Washington D.C. Office ... Things to Do in Washington D.C. ... [Read More]
Tour Washington, D.C.
Special Instructions: Visitors are able to attend lectures, which generally run every hour on the half hour, from 9:30am-3:30pm, when the Court is not in session. Visitors should call the Curator’s Office the week before their visit to confirm the lecture schedule, as it often varies. ... Washington's Visitor Guide ... Contact Information: Visitor Information Line @ 202-479-3030, for tour information. ... [Read More]
NAL Visitor Information
Head east on Independence Ave. Up Capitol Hill (caution - road curves left two blocks past the Capitol). Travel past R.F. Kennedy Stadium/STARPLEX to I-295 North (signs indicate "I-95 North"). Follow to Baltimore-Washington Parkway (= I-295). Take Parkway to exit for I-95 North/495 West toward Silver Spring. Follow 95/495 to exit 25 - College Park/Laurel at Route 1 (Baltimore Ave.) Turn right at traffic light at end of exit ramp, heading north toward Laurel. Once on Route 1 North, pass one more light, and then follow the sign and driveway for NAL, almost immediately on the right. (The Library is located 3/10 mile from exit 25, on the right.) Visitor parking can be found on the NAL campus to the left (north side) of the building. By Metrorail: NAL is accessible via the Orange and Green Lines from the Washington, D.C., Metro (see system map) . ... [Read More]
Visiting Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C. has a great deal to offer its visitors. I encourage you to take advantage of ourservices and stop in to visit the Washington, D.C. office while you are in town. If you would likepasses to the House of Representatives or Senate galleries to see Congress in session these arealso available in the Washington office . ... Are You Visiting Washington, D.C.? If you are planning to visit Washington D.C., I'd like to make you aware of the services I offerfrom the Washington office . I recommend that you contact the Canton office as soon as you setthe dates for your travel. After you contact me, I will send you a packet of usefulinformation that will help you plan your trip to the nation’s capital. Thepacket includes a street map of Washington, D.C. as well as information on areatransportation, hotel accommodations, museums and other attractions. In addition, you may make appointments to take tours of theCapitol building given daily by a member of my staff. Please be advised thesetours are limited to 15 individuals and fill rapidly. When scheduling your trip,please keep in mind Spring and Fall are very busy tourists seasons and you willneed to schedule well in advance to obtain one of these limited tours. We also receive a very limited number of tickets to other areasites including the White Hou ... [Read More]
United States House of Representatives, 109th Congress, 1st Session: Visiting Washington D.C.
A map of the Washington, DC transit system, showing subway lines and stations. Note, the Blue Subway Line, Capitol South station will take you the closest to House of Representatives office buildings. ... [Read More]
Visiting Washington D.C.
Parking is very limited in Washington, DC. Taxis, buses, and the Metrorail subway are available every day for transportation to and from Capitol Hill. Visitors are encouraged to use the Metrorail system. For additional information, please contact Metro information at 202-637-7000. ... Information on the museums in Washington, D.C. ... Washington, D.C. 20515 ... [Read More]
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