Washington, D.C. Attractions

Tourists travel from every corner of the world to experience the variety of attractions that Washington, D.C. has to offer.  Among the top attractions include Washington, D.C.'s famous museums, historic landmarks, and presidential monuments.  Whether you're coming alone, with a group, or with family be sure to plan your adventure in advance.

Many tourists rank the White House as a top attraction to see during their visit to Washington, D.C.  Did you know America's first president, George Washington, did not live in the White House?   Washington lived at his private estate in Mount Vernon, Virginia, just minutes outside of Washington, D.C. 

The Estate & Gardens have been carefully preserved and maintained as millions have come to walk in Washington's footsteps.  Attractions include the popular, preserved Mansion; guided tours; interactive exhibits and engaging movies; and encounters with characters.

A visit to Mount Vernon will impress you with stories of George Washington's life that are often untold.  Tourists love to visit America's most popular estate and enjoy a full day of indoor and outdoor attractions and activities for the entire family! Washington comes alive at Washington, D.C.'s top-rated tourist attraction.  Located just minutes from Washington, D.C., Old Town Alexandria, and across the river from the National Harbor, getting here is easy.