Did you know that the National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial is different from all the other memorials in the Washington D.C. area? It is unique in the fact that it is located where the event took place. The memorial stands where American Airlines Flight 77 crashed into the Pentagon on September 11, 2001. The Memorial The […]
If you have visited Washington D.C. chances are pretty good that you have seen 3 spires reaching high into the sky. You might have even wondered about what it was. They are hard to miss when you visit Arlington National Cemetery or the Pentagon. The (3) 200+ foot spires represent The Unites States Air Force […]
Christmas in Washington D.C. is beautiful and wondrous! Christmas on the White House Ellipse is a site to see, day or night. The National Christmas Tree sits within view of the White House, on the Ellipse. It is surrounded by 56 state and territory trees, all of which are decorated with handmade ornaments. Closer in, […]
The National Postal Museum and Union Station were 2 places we didn’t get a chance to visit on our first visit to Washington D.C. This time they were at the top of our list and since they are next to each other, they could be visited on the same day. National Postal Museum The National […]
The Museum of the Bible is one of the newest museums in Washington D.C. It opened in 2017 and was built by the founder of Hobby Lobby. During our first visit to Washington D.C, the museum was still under construction. So this visit was high on our list of must-sees. I wouldn’t categorize the museum […]
Today I’m going to share with you how we explored Washington, D.C. in 4 days with our kids. We wanted to see and do as much as we could in 4 days without exhausting the kids. Arriving in Pentagon City, Virginia On the day before our Washington, D.C. exploration got started we drove up from […]
