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Tourist attractions
Zero Milestone (0 min)
Stone monument marking the initial reference point for measuring road distances in the United States, dedicated in 1923.
Meridian Stone (2 min)
Memorial marking the US Meridian from 1890, identified by latitude and longitude coordinates.
White House Peace Vigil (7 min)
Ongoing peace protest started in 1981 in front of the White House advocating for nuclear disarmament.
The People’s House (7 min)
Museum operated by The White House Historical Association showcasing presidential history.
Jefferson Pier Stone (9 min)
Stone marking the position of the original Jefferson Pier, established in 1804 and re-erected in 1889.
National Children's Museum (9 min)
National Children's Museum combines science center and children’s museum elements to inspire STEAM learning through interactive exhibits.
General Jose de San Martin Memorial (11 min)
Artistic memorial honoring General Jose de San Martin, key figure in South American independence.
Major General James B. McPherson (12 min)
Equestrian statue commemorating Major General James B. McPherson, a Union Army officer during the American Civil War.
Old Post Office Tower (12 min)
Historic tower offering panoramic views, located in the Old Post Office building; free entry.
National Museum of Women in the Arts (13 min)
A museum dedicated to celebrating women artists through diverse exhibitions and collections.