Introduction Since its establishment in 1908, the headquarters of the FBI has been known for using the latest intelligence tools to investigate cases and solve numerous unsolved mysteries. FBI scenes frequently appear in movies and TV shows, but its interior is not open to the public. Transportation: By Yellow/Green Line A…
Introduction The Kennedy Center is located on the banks of the Potomac River, adjacent to the Watergate complex. The building is constructed from 3,700 tons of white marble, and its grand hall stands 60 feet high. Opened in 1972, it is a dedicated venue for a wide range of artistic performances, with exceptional acoustics in both its opera house and concert hall. …
Highlights include the Grave of John F. Kennedy, who was assassinated in 1963. The "eternal flame" behind the grave was lit by his wife Jacqueline on the day of the funeral. She was buried beside him after her death in 1994. The Tomb of the Unknowns...
Guide: The elevator takes you straight to the top in 70 seconds, with the Mall spread out beneath your feet. Same-day, time-specific tickets for the observation deck are handed out at the kiosk on 15th Street/Madison Drive NW from 8am, or can be reserved online for a small fee. Introduction: The Washington Monument was built to commemorate the first President of the United States, George…
United States – Headquarters of the Army, Navy, and Air Force, named for its distinctive five-sided architectural design. Built during World War II, it is renowned as the world’s largest office building, accommodating 25,000 employees. Its unique layout ensures that it takes no more than seven minutes to reach the farthest point from any location within. The interior is not open to the public...
Introduction The National Gallery of Art is one of the most architecturally exquisite and richly endowed art museums in the world. This treasure trove of artworks houses approximately 40,000 pieces from Europe spanning the Middle Ages to the modern era, as well as American art from the colonial period to contemporary times. On the second floor exhibition area, various galleries showcase paintings from different periods...
Introduction Union Station has been in use since 1908 and was the largest train station in the world at the time. It is now the headquarters of AMTEAK and serves as a hub for both long-distance and commuter trains, making it one of the most iconic stations in Washington, D.C. Designed by architect Daniel Burnham, its exterior mimics ancient Roman architecture and its interior…
Tour Guide Travel Agency: The front desks of major casino hotels on the STRIP also offer half-day and full-day tours to Hoover Dam. Price: Approximately $50–$200, depending on the selected round-trip transportation, with options including bus/SUV/Hummer/small plane. Itinerary: …
Guide Luxury hotels on The Strip (listed from north to south, with average daily rates over $200 on regular days): Wynn: a 3-minute walk to The Venetian; The Venetian: a 1-minute walk to the Mirage across the street 1…
Introduction The National Zoo was established in 1889 and is home to approximately 500 species and 2,700 animals, including cheetahs, zebras, camels, elephants, fallow deer, Tibetan antelopes, brown pelicans, kangaroos, hippos, rhinos, giraffes, gorillas, and of course lions, tigers, and bears, among many others. In addition,...
Introduction The Supreme Court of the United States is the highest federal court in the country. It is located on East Capitol Street, with its entire facade supported by 16 marble columns. On either side of the stone steps leading to the main west entrance are two sculptures carved by James Earle Fraser: "Contemplation of Justice" and "Guardian of Law." The bronze doors leading to the courtroom are each inlaid with four relief panels depicting major events in the evolution of Western legal history. At the end of the corridor is an oak door that opens into the Supreme Court Chamber. The Court is presided over by one Chief Justice and eight Associate Justices; according to the Constitution, Congress may change the number of Associate Justices. Transportation
Highlights The main features of this park-like design are a stone wall made up of over 30,000 granite blocks weighing a total of more than 6,000 tons, and life-sized, lifelike bronze statues. The entire Roosevelt Memorial is divided into four sections by stone walls, representing the four terms of Roosevelt’s presidency: the first stone chamber features bas-reliefs depicting...
Introduction: The Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat at the Mirage Hotel was originally famous in Las Vegas and across the United States for Roy's white tiger training performances. However, the rare animals kept in the garden are still well worth visiting: White Tigers: As the most precious among white-colored animals, they are a mutated subspecies formed due to genetic mutation. The current population of artificially bred white tigers is only about 200–300...
Introduction Monument Valley is not actually a valley, but a landscape built upon a vast flat plain: towering red buttes and spires rise hundreds of feet. Sedimentary rock layers once covered the entire…
Introduction While Fremont Street may not quite match the glitz of the Strip, it is still a dazzling area filled with neon lights and casinos. Don’t miss the VIVA VISION LIGHT SHOW AT FREMONT — every evening, the world’s…
Notes: 1. Visiting during the day may result in traffic congestion and limited parking, especially in summer. The least crowded time is from November to February. However, the winter climate is not very suitable for travel. 2. The average elevation of the South Rim of the Grand Canyon is 2,134 meters, and the North Rim is 2...
Introduction This is a water-themed amusement park located at the northern end of the Strip, covering an area of 26 acres. It uses 1.5 million gallons of water to create a summer fun atmosphere. The park features six swimming pools and diving platforms, attracting visitors with large-scale water activities, pools, and thrilling high-speed water slides, including...
Established in 1872, Yellowstone National Park is the first national park and the first preserve in the United States. Located in the northwest of Wyoming, the park sits within a massive volcanic basin and boasts the highest number of hot springs in the world—10,000 in total, including 250 geysers. The park…
Introduction It is the largest and most popular amusement center in Las Vegas, spread across 33 acres and divided into nine themed areas including Csablanca, Plaza, New York, The Strip, Asia...
Highlights Best viewing spot: The sidewalk directly in front of the lake, opposite the Eiffel Tower at Paris Las Vegas. Introduction The musical fountain was built right in front of the Bellagio Hotel and is another masterpiece by Steve Wynn, the current chairman of Wynn Resorts, following his previous creations at the Treasure Island Hotel and the Mirage Hotel. The lake holds a total water capacity of 1…