Лучшие события города Вашингтон. Монументальный электрический велосипедный тур заказать (забронировать на сайте) tickets.afisha.life. See All of The Mall! Our Monumental Electric Bike Tour route covers the whole National Mall from The Capitol Building to the Lincoln Memorial and all the way around the Tidal Basin

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Washington DC

Arrive 15 minutes prior to your tour to check-in and be fitted on your bike. You'll meet your group and your guide will save some safety information, explain how to use your e-bike, and let you know what to experience during your e-bike tour.Please meet at 998 Maine Avenue, Washington DC, 20024. We're on the corner of Maine Avenue and Blair Alley SW

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Smithsonian Institution Building

Your guide will point out the original Smithsonian building, known as "The Castle" as you start your ride.

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Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Cycle past the unique round museum which features Modern art.

4

National Air and Space Museum

You'll ride past the 2nd most visited museum in the world.

5

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

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U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

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Supreme Court

From the west side of the Capitol, you'll see the Supreme Court.

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Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

9

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

10

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

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White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

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Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

13

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

14

Constitution Gardens

Ride through Constitution Gardens on the way to the Vietnam Memorial.

15

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

16

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

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Lincoln Memorial

People say that no visit to DC is complete without a visit to the Lincoln Memorial. Your guide will tell you about the design before you take a few minutes to climb the steps and experience the sweeping views from the top.

18

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

19

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

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Tidal Basin

Ride along the Tidal Basin on the way to the FDR Memorial.

21

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

22

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

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Washington DC

Learn about the history and take photos!

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Washington DC

Arrive 15 minutes prior to your tour to check-in and be fitted on your bike. You'll meet your group and your guide will save some safety information, explain how to use your e-bike, and let you know what to experience during your e-bike tour.Please meet at 998 Maine Avenue, Washington DC, 20024. We're on the corner of Maine Avenue and Blair Alley SW

25

Smithsonian Institution Building

Your guide will point out the original Smithsonian building, known as "The Castle" as you start your ride.

26

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Cycle past the unique round museum which features Modern art.

27

National Air and Space Museum

You'll ride past the 2nd most visited museum in the world.

28

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

29

U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

30

Supreme Court

From the west side of the Capitol, you'll see the Supreme Court.

31

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

32

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

33

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

34

White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

35

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

36

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

37

Constitution Gardens

Ride through Constitution Gardens on the way to the Vietnam Memorial.

38

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

39

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

40

Lincoln Memorial

People say that no visit to DC is complete without a visit to the Lincoln Memorial. Your guide will tell you about the design before you take a few minutes to climb the steps and experience the sweeping views from the top.

41

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

42

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

43

Tidal Basin

Ride along the Tidal Basin on the way to the FDR Memorial.

44

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

45

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

46

Washington DC

Learn about the history and take photos!

47

Washington DC

Arrive 15 minutes prior to your tour to check-in and be fitted on your bike. You'll meet your group and your guide will save some safety information, explain how to use your e-bike, and let you know what to experience during your e-bike tour.Please meet at 998 Maine Avenue, Washington DC, 20024. We're on the corner of Maine Avenue and Blair Alley SW

48

Smithsonian Institution Building

Your guide will point out the original Smithsonian building, known as "The Castle" as you start your ride.

49

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Cycle past the unique round museum which features Modern art.

50

National Air and Space Museum

You'll ride past the 2nd most visited museum in the world.

51

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

52

U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

53

Supreme Court

From the west side of the Capitol, you'll see the Supreme Court.

54

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

55

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

56

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

57

White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

58

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

59

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

60

Constitution Gardens

Ride through Constitution Gardens on the way to the Vietnam Memorial.

61

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

62

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

63

Lincoln Memorial

People say that no visit to DC is complete without a visit to the Lincoln Memorial. Your guide will tell you about the design before you take a few minutes to climb the steps and experience the sweeping views from the top.

64

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

65

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

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Tidal Basin

Ride along the Tidal Basin on the way to the FDR Memorial.

67

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

68

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

69

Washington DC

Learn about the history and take photos!

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Washington DC

Arrive 15 minutes prior to your tour to check-in and be fitted on your bike. You'll meet your group and your guide will save some safety information, explain how to use your e-bike, and let you know what to experience during your e-bike tour.Please meet at 998 Maine Avenue, Washington DC, 20024. We're on the corner of Maine Avenue and Blair Alley SW

71

Smithsonian Institution Building

Your guide will point out the original Smithsonian building, known as "The Castle" as you start your ride.

72

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Cycle past the unique round museum which features Modern art.

73

National Air and Space Museum

You'll ride past the 2nd most visited museum in the world.

74

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

75

U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

76

Supreme Court

From the west side of the Capitol, you'll see the Supreme Court.

77

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

78

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

79

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

80

White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

81

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

82

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

83

Constitution Gardens

Ride through Constitution Gardens on the way to the Vietnam Memorial.

84

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

85

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

86

Lincoln Memorial

People say that no visit to DC is complete without a visit to the Lincoln Memorial. Your guide will tell you about the design before you take a few minutes to climb the steps and experience the sweeping views from the top.

87

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

88

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

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Tidal Basin

Ride along the Tidal Basin on the way to the FDR Memorial.

90

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

91

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

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Washington DC

Learn about the history and take photos!

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Washington DC

Arrive 15 minutes prior to your tour to check-in and be fitted on your bike. You'll meet your group and your guide will save some safety information, explain how to use your e-bike, and let you know what to experience during your e-bike tour.Please meet at 998 Maine Avenue, Washington DC, 20024. We're on the corner of Maine Avenue and Blair Alley SW

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Smithsonian Institution Building

Your guide will point out the original Smithsonian building, known as "The Castle" as you start your ride.

95

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Cycle past the unique round museum which features Modern art.

96

National Air and Space Museum

You'll ride past the 2nd most visited museum in the world.

97

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

98

U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

99

Supreme Court

From the west side of the Capitol, you'll see the Supreme Court.

100

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

101

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

102

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

103

White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

104

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

105

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

106

Constitution Gardens

Ride through Constitution Gardens on the way to the Vietnam Memorial.

107

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

108

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

109

Lincoln Memorial

People say that no visit to DC is complete without a visit to the Lincoln Memorial. Your guide will tell you about the design before you take a few minutes to climb the steps and experience the sweeping views from the top.

110

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

111

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

112

Tidal Basin

Ride along the Tidal Basin on the way to the FDR Memorial.

113

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

114

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

115

Washington DC

Learn about the history and take photos!

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Washington DC

Arrive 15 minutes prior to your tour to check-in and be fitted on your bike. You'll meet your group and your guide will save some safety information, explain how to use your e-bike, and let you know what to experience during your e-bike tour.Please meet at 998 Maine Avenue, Washington DC, 20024. We're on the corner of Maine Avenue and Blair Alley SW

117

Smithsonian Institution Building

Your guide will point out the original Smithsonian building, known as "The Castle" as you start your ride.

118

Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

Cycle past the unique round museum which features Modern art.

119

National Air and Space Museum

You'll ride past the 2nd most visited museum in the world.

120

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

121

U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

122

Supreme Court

From the west side of the Capitol, you'll see the Supreme Court.

123

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

124

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

125

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

126

White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

127

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

128

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

129

Constitution Gardens

Ride through Constitution Gardens on the way to the Vietnam Memorial.

130

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

131

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

132

Lincoln Memorial

People say that no visit to DC is complete without a visit to the Lincoln Memorial. Your guide will tell you about the design before you take a few minutes to climb the steps and experience the sweeping views from the top.

133

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

134

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

135

Tidal Basin

Ride along the Tidal Basin on the way to the FDR Memorial.

136

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

137

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

138

Washington DC

Learn about the history and take photos!

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Вашингтон

Прибудьте за 15 минут до начала тура, чтобы зарегистрироваться и установить свой велосипед. Вы встретитесь со своей группой, и ваш гид сохранит некоторую информацию о безопасности, объяснит, как использовать ваш электронный велосипед, и расскажет, что можно испытать во время тура на электронном велосипеде. Пожалуйста, встретитесь по адресу 998 Maine Avenue, Вашингтон, округ Колумбия, 20024. Мы находимся на углу Мейн-авеню и Блэр-Элли-ЮЗ.

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Здание Смитсоновского института

Ваш гид укажет на оригинальное здание Смитсоновского института, известное как «Замок», когда вы начнете поездку.

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Музей Хиршхорна и Сад скульптур

Прокатитесь мимо уникального круглого музея, в котором представлено современное искусство.

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Национальный музей авиации и космонавтики

Вы проедете мимо 2-го по посещаемости музея в мире.

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Мемориал Улисса С. Гранта

Проезжайте мимо Мемориала Гранта по пути к зданию Капитолия.

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Капитолий США

Вы остановитесь как на восточной, так и на западной стороне здания Капитолия и немного узнаете о дизайне и истории того, где собираются Палата представителей и Сенат. (ПРИМЕЧАНИЕ: мы не заходим в Капитолий)

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Верховный суд

С западной стороны Капитолия вы увидите Верховный суд.

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Библиотека Конгресса

Библиотека Конгресса находится сразу за зданием Капитолия. Мы рекомендуем зайти во время вашего визита в Вашингтон!

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Национальный архивный музей

Знаете ли вы, что в Архиве хранятся не только самые известные документы Соединенных Штатов, но и все письма, написанные детьми нашим президентам? Некоторые из них весьма забавны! (ПРИМЕЧАНИЕ: мы не будем заходить в архивы)

148

Площадь Свободы

Проезжайте мимо Freedom Plaza по дороге к Белому дому.

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белый дом

Остановитесь на Эллипсе и посмотрите на Белый дом с южной стороны. Узнайте немного о конструкции и интересных дополнениях, сделанных разными президентами за время их службы. (ПРИМЕЧАНИЕ: мы не пойдем в Белый дом)

150

Монумент Вашингтона

Вы заметили, что памятник двухцветный? Ваш гид расскажет вам, почему, а также другие интересные факты о возведении этого грандиозного памятника.

151

Национальный мемориал Второй мировой войны

Вы узнаете о значении дизайна, прежде чем сможете войти и испытать эмоции этого мемориала, посвященного в 2004 году.

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Сады Конституции

Проезжайте через Сады Конституции по пути к Вьетнамскому мемориалу.

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Мемориал женщин Вьетнама

Ваш гид расскажет вам о мемориале, посвященном женщинам, участвовавшим в войне во Вьетнаме.

154

Мемориал ветеранов Вьетнама

Остановитесь у Стены и послушайте историю дизайна и дизайнера, прежде чем пройти через мемориал.

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мемориал Линкольна

Люди говорят, что ни одно посещение Вашингтона не обходится без посещения Мемориала Линкольна. Ваш гид расскажет вам о дизайне, прежде чем вы потратите несколько минут, чтобы подняться по ступеням и насладиться потрясающими видами сверху.

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Мемориал ветеранов Корейской войны

Если вы посетите его самостоятельно, вы можете пропустить скрытое значение, заложенное в этом мемориале, посвященном «Забытой войне».

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Мемориал Мартина Лютера Кинга-младшего

Остановитесь снаружи и узнайте о новейшем мемориале округа Колумбия, прежде чем пройти через Гору Отчаяния, чтобы увидеть Камень Надежды.

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Приливный бассейн

Поездка вдоль Приливного бассейна по пути к Мемориалу Рузвельта.

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Мемориал Франклина Делано Рузвельта

Спрыгните с велосипеда и пройдите через четыре «комнаты», каждая из которых представляет срок службы Рузвельта на посту президента. Не забудьте потереть Фале уши на удачу!

160

Мемориал Джефферсона

Посмотрите на потрясающий вид на Приливный бассейн и узнайте, почему Джефферсон следит за Белым домом, прежде чем подняться по ступеням, чтобы заглянуть внутрь памятника.

161

Вашингтон

Узнайте об истории и сделайте фотографии!

162

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

163

U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

164

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

165

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

166

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

167

White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

168

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

169

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

170

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

171

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

172

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

173

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

174

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

175

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

176

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

177

U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

178

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

179

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

180

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

181

White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

182

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

183

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

184

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

185

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

186

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

187

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

188

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

189

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

190

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

191

U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

192

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

193

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

194

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

195

White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

196

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

197

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

198

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

199

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

200

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

201

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

202

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

203

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

204

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

205

U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

206

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

207

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

208

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

209

White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

210

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

211

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

212

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

213

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

214

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

215

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

216

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

217

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

218

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

219

U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

220

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

221

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

222

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

223

White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

224

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

225

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

226

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

227

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

228

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

229

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

230

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

231

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

232

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

233

U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

234

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

235

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

236

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

237

White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

238

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

239

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

240

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

241

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

242

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

243

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

244

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

245

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

246

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

247

U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

248

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

249

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

250

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

251

White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

252

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

253

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

254

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

255

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

256

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

257

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

258

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

259

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

260

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

261

U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

262

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

263

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

264

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

265

White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

266

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

267

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

268

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

269

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

270

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

271

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

272

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

273

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

274

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

275

U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

276

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

277

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

278

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

279

White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

280

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

281

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

282

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

283

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

284

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

285

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

286

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

287

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

288

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

289

U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

290

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

291

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

292

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

293

White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

294

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

295

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

296

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

297

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

298

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

299

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

300

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

301

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

302

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

Ride past the Grant Memorial on the way to the Capitol Building.

303

U.S. Capitol

You'll stop at both the east and west side of the Capitol Building and learn a bit about the design and history of where the House and Senate convene. (NOTE: we do not go IN the Capitol)

304

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress sits just behind the Capitol Building. We recommend stopping in during your visit to DC!

305

The National Archives Museum

In addition to being the home of the most famous documents of the United States, did you know the Archives is home of every letter written by children to our Presidents? Some of them are quite amusing! (NOTE: we will not go into The Archives)

306

Freedom Plaza

Ride past Freedom Plaza on the way to the White House.

307

White House

Stop along the Ellipse and see the White House from the south side. Learn a bit about the construction and interesting additions that various presidents have made during their terms of service. (NOTE: We will not go into The White House)

308

Washington Monument

Did you notice that the Monument is two different colors? Your guide will tell you why as well as other interesting facts about the erection of this grand monument.

309

National World War II Memorial

You'll learn about the significance of the design before having a chance to walk in and experience the emotion of this memorial dedicated in 2004.

310

Vietnam Women's Memorial

Your guide will tell you about the memorial dedicated to the women who served in the Vietnam War.

311

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Stop outside the Wall and hear the story behind the design and the designer before having the chance to walk through the memorial.

312

Korean War Veterans Memorial

If you visit on your own, you may miss the hidden significance built into this memorial dedicated to the "Forgotten War".

313

Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

Stop outside and hear about DC's newest memorial before walking through the Mountain of Despair to view the Stone of Hope.

314

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial

Hop off your bike and walk through the four "rooms", each of which represents a term of FDR's service as President. Don't forget to rub Fala's ears for luck!

315

Jefferson Memorial

See the sweeping views of the Tidal Basin and learn why Jefferson keeps an eye on The White House before climbing the steps to see inside the monument.

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