Washington, D.C. an Historical Adventure
Why would anyone wonder what to do in Washington, D.C.? Of course, the first stop has to be to the many memorials and monuments that honor the history of the United States of America and its past leaders. Visit the National War II Memorial, Thomas Jefferson Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the Washington Monument, the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, the Korean War Veterans Memorial, and the Lincoln Memorial to just name a few. While you are there, you must take a tour of the White House and the Capital Buildings.
If you are still wondering what to do in Washington, D.C., after you have exhausted all of the history, you may want to take a trip over to Union Station. This is one of the best places to shop in the United States with its many stores, restaurants, salons and galleries. If you would like to see an exhibit about different religious faiths, you can go to the Pope John Paul II Cultural Center. Here you will learn of many different religious faiths as well as explore different cultures and customs of other communities.
Those that are Shakespeare buffs will want to visit the Folger Shakespeare Library. Here you will learn all there is to know about Shakespeare. You can also watch many different plays, and concerts. Special readings of Shakespeare are also hi-lighted. Before you leave you should stop by the Old Post Office Pavilion, and the International Trade Center/Ronald Reagan Building.
If you are still wondering what to do in Washington, D.C., after you have exhausted all of the history, you may want to take a trip over to Union Station. This is one of the best places to shop in the United States with its many stores, restaurants, salons and galleries. If you would like to see an exhibit about different religious faiths, you can go to the Pope John Paul II Cultural Center. Here you will learn of many different religious faiths as well as explore different cultures and customs of other communities.
Those that are Shakespeare buffs will want to visit the Folger Shakespeare Library. Here you will learn all there is to know about Shakespeare. You can also watch many different plays, and concerts. Special readings of Shakespeare are also hi-lighted. Before you leave you should stop by the Old Post Office Pavilion, and the International Trade Center/Ronald Reagan Building.
