23 mentions on Trippy
Here's what Trippy members say about Washington Monument:
"and the Washington Monument is pretty cool as you go up and elevator inside and get a 360 degree view of DC." See More
"Have little snacks available throughout the day and walk from the museum area of the Mall to the Washington Monument(closes at 5 through May, then 10PM) National World War II Memorial and Lincoln Memorial." See More
"Lincoln Memorial Washington Monument The White House United States Capitol One of these memorials: Vietnam War Veteran's Memorial Korean War Veterans Memorial If you have young ones in your group or you are young at heart Museum of Natural History National Air and Space Museum () Also, give this tool a try which recommends an itinerary of top attractions organized to reduce traveling around plus a map to help direct you." See More
"I'd make the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial and Thomas Jefferson Memorial must-sees." See More
"Lincoln Memorial Washington Monument Thomas Jefferson Memorial MLK Memorial Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial Here are some other ideas: ." See More
"The National World War II Memorial, Washington Monument and Vietnam War Veteran's Memorial are a must." See More
"As soon as you cross 14th you will be at the Washington Monument, where you can go to the top for a city view before turning around and walking the other side of the Mall." See More
"Washington Monument, National World War II Memorial, Constitution Gardens, Vietnam War Veteran's Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Korean War Veterans Memorial, MLK Memorial, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, Thomas Jefferson Memorial." See More
"Washington Monument - Book ahead online to get a timed ticket to go to the very top." See More
"If that's too much start at the Washington Monument and head to the Lincoln Memorial." See More
"The Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument (I suggest getting tickets to visit the top early, along with the many other memorials and monuments in the area are must-sees." See More
"Lincoln Memorial, Thomas Jefferson Memorial, Washington Monument can't be missed." See More
"The monuments and memorials are awesome to see, especially the Washington Monument (my favorite)." See More
"Basically, you need a half day to do the Monument/White House walk from the Washington Monument to the The White House, then back to the National World War II Memorial and Lincoln Memorial which is close to the Vietnam War Veteran's Memorial and Korean War Veterans Memorial then over to the Tidal Basin with its three monuments there." See More
"I'd spend one day--if you haven't been before--strolling around and seeing the main monuments (Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Thomas Jefferson Memorial, Martin Luther King, Jr Memorial, FDR Memorial, Washington, Arlington National Cemetery)." See More
"The Monument Walk + White House (1/2 day - A lot of walking): The Washington Monument is now open for tours after nearly 3 years of closure for repairs, so book your free tickets ahead if you'd like to go to the top or arrive early in the morning to get them for the same day." See More
"Of course, the Washington Monument, @World War II Memorial and @Lincoln Memorial are must sees (they are right across from each other so easy walking distance)." See More
"Some recommendations for Washington DC, besides the obvious Smithsonian museums: Glen Echo Park is a great spot for families" See More
"If the kids haven't been before, do the monument walk from the Washington Monument to the Lincoln National Memorial, then see the Korean War Veterans Memorial and Vietnam War Veteran's Memorial, then walk to the Tidal Basin and see the Martin Luther King, Jr Memorial, the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial and the Thomas Jefferson Memorial." See More
"Georgetown Rosslyn (across the Potomac in Virginia) Most of the Smithsonian Museums on the Mall are between 12th and 4th Streets between the Washington Monument and the Capitol, so check out the maps on the Smithsonian site to get a sense of where things are located: ." See More
"There are two exits at the Smithsonian stop-- one that is directly on the National Mall (which features the Lincoln National Memorial, Washington Monument, Museum of Natural History, and the National Museum of American History)." See More
"Take the Metro to the Smithsonian Exit which ends near the Smithsonian Castle Visitor History and which is closer to the Washington Monument." See More