Tourist Guide
When in D.C....
Brent Glass well remembers his first sight of the American flag, the same one first seen by Francis Scott Key while watching the dawn break from the decks of a British ship. It was the 1950s, and Mr. Glass and his family had made their way down from Long Island for the standard monuments-and-museums tour of the nation's capital.
View the 35 immediate points of interest in-and-around Washington
The city and surrounding area offer many places and activities that can add to the fun and educational value of a visit.
Click Here to view a map of the 35 immediate points of interest in-and-around Washington.
Courtesy of Museum of American History
Favorites that make a visit worthwhile
As busy as they are, even directors like to get out and around ? and of course, there's more to the nation's capital than just your own museum. Here's a sampling of several directors' favorites at spaces other than their own...
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