Afisha Life | Монументална електрична бициклистичка тура

1

Васхингтон ДЦ

Дођите 15 минута пре обиласка да се пријавите и поставите на свој бицикл. Састаћете се са својом групом и ваш водич ће сачувати неке безбедносне информације, објаснити како да користите свој е-бицикл и обавестиће вас шта да доживите током своје туре е-бициклом. Молимо вас да се састанете на 998 Маине Авенуе, Васхингтон ДЦ, 20024. Налазимо се на углу Маине Авенуе и Блаир Аллеи СВ

2

Зграда Смитхсониан Институтион

Ваш водич ће вам указати на оригиналну зграду Смитхсониан-а, познату као "Замак" док почнете своју вожњу.

3

Музеј Хиршхорн и башта скулптура

Прођите бициклом поред јединственог округлог музеја који представља модерну уметност.

4

Национални музеј ваздухопловства и свемира

Проћи ћете поред 2. најпосећенијег музеја на свету.

5

Улиссес С. Грант Мемориал

Прођите поред споменика Грант на путу до зграде Капитола.

6

Капитол САД

Зауставићете се и на источној и на западној страни зграде Капитола и научити нешто о дизајну и историји места где се састају Дом и Сенат. (НАПОМЕНА: не идемо у Капитол)

7

Врховни суд

Са западне стране Капитола видећете Врховни суд.

8

Конгресна библиотека

Конгресна библиотека се налази одмах иза зграде Капитола. Препоручујемо да свратите током ваше посете ДЦ-у!

9

Национални архивски музеј

Осим што је дом најпознатијих докумената Сједињених Држава, да ли сте знали да је Архив дом сваког писма које су деца написала нашим председницима? Неки од њих су прилично забавни! (НАПОМЕНА: нећемо улазити у Архиве)

10

Фреедом Плаза

Прођите поред трга Фреедом Плаза на путу до Беле куће.

11

Бела Кућа

Зауставите се дуж елипсе и погледајте Белу кућу са јужне стране. Сазнајте нешто о конструкцији и занимљивим додацима које су разни председници направили током свог мандата. (НАПОМЕНА: Нећемо ићи у Белу кућу)

12

Васхингтон Монумент

Да ли сте приметили да је споменик две различите боје? Ваш водич ће вам рећи зашто, као и друге занимљиве чињенице о подизању овог великог споменика.

13

Национални споменик Другог светског рата

Научићете о значају дизајна пре него што будете имали прилику да уђете и доживите емоцију овог споменика посвећеног 2004. године.

14

Цонститутион Гарденс

Возите се кроз вртове Устава на путу до Вијетнамског споменика.

15

Меморијал жена у Вијетнаму

Ваш водич ће вам рећи о споменику посвећеном женама које су служиле у Вијетнамском рату.

16

Меморијал вијетнамских ветерана

Зауставите се испред зида и чујте причу која стоји иза дизајна и дизајнера пре него што будете имали прилику да прођете кроз споменик.

17

Линцолн Мемориал

Људи кажу да ниједна посета Вашингтону није потпуна без посете Линколновом меморијалу. Ваш водич ће вам рећи о дизајну пре него што одвојите неколико минута да се попнете уз степенице и доживите прелепе погледе са врха.

18

Меморијал ветерана корејског рата

Ако посетите сами, можда ћете пропустити скривени значај који је уграђен у овај споменик посвећен "Заборављеном рату".

19

Меморијал Мартин Лутхер Кинг, Јр

Зауставите се напољу и чујте о најновијем споменику у ДЦ-у пре него што прошетате кроз Планину очаја да бисте видели Камен наде.

20

Тидал Басин

Возите се дуж плимног басена на путу до Меморијала ФДР-у.

21

Меморијал Франклин Делано Роосевелт

Скочите са бицикла и прошетајте кроз четири "собе", од којих свака представља термин ФДР-ове службе као председника. Не заборавите да протрљате Фали уши за срећу!

22

Јефферсон Мемориал

Погледајте широк поглед на басен плиме и осеке и сазнајте зашто Џеферсон пази на Белу кућу пре него што се попне степеницама да види унутрашњост споменика.

23

Васхингтон ДЦ

Сазнајте више о историји и фотографишите!

24

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

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

25

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)

26

Library of Congress

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

27

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)

28

Freedom Plaza

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

29

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)

30

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.

31

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.

32

Vietnam Women's Memorial

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

33

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.

34

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".

35

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.

36

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!

37

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.

38

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

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

39

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)

40

Library of Congress

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

41

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)

42

Freedom Plaza

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

43

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)

44

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.

45

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.

46

Vietnam Women's Memorial

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

47

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.

48

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".

49

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.

50

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!

51

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.

52

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

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

53

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)

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

Vietnam Women's Memorial

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

61

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.

62

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".

63

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.

64

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!

65

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.

66

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

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

67

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)

68

Library of Congress

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

69

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)

70

Freedom Plaza

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

71

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)

72

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.

73

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.

74

Vietnam Women's Memorial

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

75

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.

76

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".

77

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.

78

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!

79

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.

80

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

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

81

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)

82

Library of Congress

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

83

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)

84

Freedom Plaza

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

85

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)

86

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.

87

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.

88

Vietnam Women's Memorial

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

89

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.

90

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".

91

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.

92

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!

93

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.

94

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

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

95

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)

96

Library of Congress

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

97

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)

98

Freedom Plaza

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

99

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)

100

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.

101

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.

102

Vietnam Women's Memorial

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

103

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.

104

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".

105

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.

106

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!

107

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.

108

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

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

109

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)

110

Library of Congress

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

111

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)

112

Freedom Plaza

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

113

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)

114

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.

115

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.

116

Vietnam Women's Memorial

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

117

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.

118

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".

119

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.

120

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!

121

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.

122

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

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

123

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)

124

Library of Congress

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

125

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)

126

Freedom Plaza

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

127

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)

128

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.

129

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.

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

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".

133

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.

134

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!

135

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.

136

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

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

137

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)

138

Library of Congress

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

139

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)

140

Freedom Plaza

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

141

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)

142

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.

143

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.

144

Vietnam Women's Memorial

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

145

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.

146

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".

147

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.

148

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!

149

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.

150

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

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

151

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)

152

Library of Congress

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

153

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)

154

Freedom Plaza

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

155

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)

156

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.

157

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.

158

Vietnam Women's Memorial

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

159

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.

160

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".

161

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.

162

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!

163

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.

164

Ulysses S. Grant Memorial

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

165

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)

166

Library of Congress

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

167

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)

168

Freedom Plaza

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

169

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)

170

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.

171

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.

172

Vietnam Women's Memorial

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

173

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.

174

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".

175

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.

176

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!

177

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.

Монументална електрична бициклистичка тура

Повезани догађаји

Догађаји у истој области