It was really delighful for us to admire THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL from the closest point possible and soak in the surrounding atmosphere. .Nice to be part of history in some way or the other. Full review by Sunil D
Nov 8, 2023
Always a beautiful and awe inspiring sight to see. There was a peace festival going on in the mall during our trip so it was very busy but still a sight to see Full review by luv2travelHonolulu
Oct 27, 2023
The memorial is nice, you'll need to take some steps to get to it. The statue is very big, there is information about him and the history on the wall. You can see the Washington monument from here th… Full review by LisaMNUSA
Where is the easiest parking to be able to walk and view all the monuments and Smithsonian?
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Honestly, take the metro into town and get off at the Smithsonian stop. That places you roughly in the middle of the National Mall. They have a red bus called the DC …
Honestly, take the metro into town and get off at the Smithsonian stop. That places you roughly in the middle of the National Mall. They have a red bus called the DC circulator that you can ride for free and it will take you to all of the major stops. Or you can take a stroll around to see all of the monuments and museums.
Is it possible to see all the major monuments in D.C. in one day?
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Pretty tough to get them all in. Worth researching, pick your top 3 or 4 and go from there if time allow. The Museum of natural history, Lincoln memorial, with the view of the mall,right …
Pretty tough to get them all in. Worth researching, pick your top 3 or 4 and go from there if time allow. The Museum of natural history, Lincoln memorial, with the view of the mall,right next door to the Vietnam wall, and the Botanical gardens are great stops on your way. Also fun to buy a knock off Rolex a block from the Whitehouse ;0)
Where do you park to view these memorials and monuments? What do you recommend?
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There's parking on either side of the Lincoln memorial, but it is very limited. We mostly used uber and "the hop on hop off" bus the whole time we were there.
The memorial is an outdoor memorial. Thus, you may visit the Lincoln Memorial 24 hours a day 365 days a years. Rangers are on duty to answer questions from 9:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.