Arlington National Cemetery
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The Traveler
61 month ago
I recommend a visit here. The changing of the guard is a must see. Also several monuments. Be prepared to walk with comfortable shoes it’s very hilly. Plenty of pay parking.
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Edward D
68 month ago
This is a place to pay respect to the veterans who are interred here, many of whom died to preserve our freedom. You can also find the Tomb of the Unknowns & can see the changing of the guard.
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74 month ago
Finally participated in 2017's wreath distribution. After living in the Northern Virginia area for 4+ years, hubby and I volunteered to place wreaths on fallen soldiers grave sites.
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Jérémie H
91 month ago
Un des plus grand cimetière. Des tombes a perte de vue mais des arbres partout. Quelques personnes connues (JFK) et beaucoup qui ne le sont pas. Intéressant à voir au moins une fois.
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Camilla H
95 month ago
Very moving place to visit! The bus tour is only $12 and is definitely worth all the money.
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mackenzie r
108 month ago
Take the bus tour and bring water.It's a lot of walking, and a long trip if you want to get off the bus occasionally,but very worth the trip.
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Guadalupe R
109 month ago
Felt so proud and humble just to be able to walk around the cemetery and also witness the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. No words- so much respect! I didn't even want to breath or talk.
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Karl W
110 month ago
Aside from the obvious of the eternal flame and the Tomb of the Unknown, you should also go see the graves of the Apollo 1 astronauts in the monument to the USS Maine
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The Ritz-Carlton
131 month ago
Arlington National Cemetery, once the home of General Robert E. Lee, is the country’s largest military cemetery. Tours are available for a small fee or you can walk the grounds yourself.
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Neil B
142 month ago
Be aware there are some places which are not wheelchair accessible (like Grant's tomb). Also you should plan on doing a lot of walking. Lee's Arlington House offers a great view of Washington.