Beautiful place to get a rest. Lots of birds and flowers.
Beautiful quiet place
Sit back and relax in this quait little garden.
Spectacular flower and trees, restful places to enjoy nature, a Georgetown favorite
World leaders met here in 1944 and laid the groundwork for what was to become the United Nations
Often referred to as DC’s “Secret Garden,” Dumbarton Oaks features a maze of greenery/flowers on sloping terraces, surrounding a museum & 19th century mansion.
No crowds. Serene. Great place to visit whilst in DC.
Absolutely stunning and tranquil place to visit! Getting there by public transportation is doable but once inside it would best to have a vehicle as the place is 446 acres.
The whole place is impressive. Worth taking your time in.
Such a peaceful place to watch the sunset from or just relax after dinner. Off the busy path and great views of the monuments.
On northern edge is island w/56 Signers of the Declaration of Independence (DOI) Memorial. Pattern of stones emulates how signers appeared on John Trumbull’s DOI painting. Full site history via<LINK> Read more.
Secluded & off the beaten path. Nice to be on the Mall but not in the crowds.
The walk is longer than it looks. Comfortable shoes a must!
Parking is next to impossible in the immediate area during peak bloom season. Sunrise and sunset photos are great. For early sunrise photos get there by 5am to find a parking spot!
Take your time to feel. Try entire basin, hidden paths, mornings, evenings, sunrise, sunset. Her Grace & Stunning Beauty will embrace YOU. She is quiet yet very eloquent. Learn her journey. Be gentle.
It was amazing! Loved seeing the history, the photos, and hearing different stories from USSS. Would definitely recommend but be prepared for long lines and possibly waiting longer than you thought.
The South Lawn was a favorite spot for President Carter to go jogging.
You can follow the @whitehouse tweetup using #WHtweetup and watch it live from 1300 GMT/ 0900 EDT on 14th March 2012 Read more.
It was great. Loved checking out the flowers most of all.
Take a tour! The guide will tell you so many cool things you can't read about! #mco435
Интересно, познавательно, мне понравилось.
Great and peace place to refresh mind with the view of national cathedral and downtown..nice one
He is the second of four children born to Inez Faulkner and the late Thomas Faulkner. Bishop Faulkner has been in ministry for over 55 years. Read more.
So much free parking around the place. Free entry to the grounds, beautiful gardens, a great place for a picnic or just to hang out and read.
Built for Thomas Peter (mayor of Georgetown 1789-98), by William Thornton, this historic house is among the foremost Federal era mansions in the nation.
Tudor Place was built by Martha Washington's granddaughter, Martha Custis Peter & her husband, Thomas Peter in 1816. The site opened to the public in 1988 under the stewardship of the Tudor Foundation
Over 6,000 annuals are planted each spring and bloom until late fall. After blooming the flowers are removed & the beds are prepared for planting a display of tulips, which bloom the following spring.
established in 1969, this tulip library contains nearly 100 varieties of tulips; read more http://www.nps.gov/ncro/PublicAffairs/Tulips.htm
A hidden gem in the shadows of the Senate. Swing by for a drink on a summer evening stroll or run.
No outlets or wifi.
Tranquility amidst political insanity.
nice place with beautiful flowers, grab some nice food around ...
If you're lucky you'll catch a glimpse of michelle doing yoga on her rooftop.
This is a nice place 2 go 2 & see some roses @ the white house.
What a nice surprise! Check out the bonsai display and the columns!
Yes hilly but lots of nice seating.
Very nice but very hilly
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