National Mall in Washington, DC has been around since 1965. It's often referred to as the National Mall & Memorial Parks. It includes protected land and some of the oldest in the National Park Service. Visitors that come to this wonderful tourist attraction have the opportunity to honor and pay homage to the many sacrifices of the war veterans, commemorate the legacies left by our many presidents and celebrate our constant commitment to the freedom of the United States. This Mall is not something that will be enjoyed only by adults. The many monuments and memorials in the Mall as well as the beautiful grounds often fascinate children.
The National Park Service is presently planning for future events and progress with the National Mall. If you're planning to visit this site in the near future, you may want to check out their webpage for any information you may need. There is currently an official fund for raising money for the improvement of the National Mall. This is to make it as great as we can since it's for all of us to enjoy. Some of the many things you'll see at the National Mall & Memorial Parks include Lincoln Memorial, Washington Memorial, WWII Memorial, Korean War Veterans Memorial, Thomas Jefferson Memorial and Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
The National Mall is open seven days a week, 24 hours a day so you can visit at anytime. The weather is this area is always mild, making this visit possible any time of year. This is one stop that you'll want to make while on your visit to the Washington D.C. area. Many schools take their students there for a group event and great learning experience.
Coast through the streets of Washington DC, passing many historic landmarks, monuments, and attractions such as Washington Monument, The Reflecting Pool, the White House and more along your way with the Bike and Roll DC as you view the city at your will without the rigid structure of a tour group.
Explore the sights and sounds of Washington DC with the Monuments Tour, Capital Sites Tour, or Sites at Night where you bike from 4-8 miles with your guide explaining the importances and fun facts of the different highlighted sites along the way.
Explore Washington, DC by land and by sea with the DC Ducks tour of the Nation's Capital where, over the course of 90 minutes, you'll get a look at all of Washington, DC's top attractions and landmarks, including the US Capitol, Union Station, National Mall, and more and after you've seen the sights, you'll splash down in the historic Potomac River for a ducky cruise along the water!
Coast through the streets of Washington DC, passing many historic landmarks, monuments, and attractions such as Washington Monument, The Reflecting Pool, the White House and more along your way with the Bike and Roll DC as you view the city at your will without the rigid structure of a tour group.
Explore the sights and sounds of Washington DC with the Monuments Tour, Capital Sites Tour, or Sites at Night where you bike from 4-8 miles with your guide explaining the importances and fun facts of the different highlighted sites along the way.
We also offer a detail of most tour stops, drive bys and visits with our Tour Connections page.
The Heart of American Quilt Display is a tribute to the victims of 9/11 and features panels from all the United States as well as many other countries from all around the world.
Join thousands of visitors from around the world for the Smithsonian Folklife Festival, the most popular annual cultural event to be hosted at the National Mall.
Thousands of kite enthusiasts fly their unique creations on the National Mall grounds and compete for ribbons and prizes at the Smithsonian Kite Festival.
