Hotels Near Vietnam Veterans Memorial - Washington

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"In the National Mall area between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial"

Located just west of Washington, D.C.'s center, in the National Mall area between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial is dedicated to those that gave their lives for America in the Vietnam War. It contains inscriptions of around 60,000 names of those who died or were missing in action you to view. It is easily accessed by the Metro system, which has stations all around the National Mall complex. Other attractions nearby in D.C. include the many museums of the Smithsonian, most open from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. every day but Christmas, with free admission, spread out around the city. Or you can explore the historic neighborhoods in the D.C. area, such as Foggy Bottom, Georgetown, Adams Morgan, and more, with their restaurants, clubs, and unique historic sites. Just travel around many of these communities to see 18th and 19th century houses still standing. The White House, U.S. Capitol, Supreme Court, and many more government buildings are here too, some of which are within easy walking distance. The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts offers tours and food whenever you like, with great shows on many evenings. And there are hundreds of other monuments and memorials in Washington D.C. dedicated to presidents, famous persons, veterans, and more that you can view for the most part at any time. To access any of these attractions, you can use the WMATA Metro and bus lines, or parking garages and some limited street parking throughout the city. More from this guide...