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- The Ritz-CarltonMay 29, 2013Arlington National Cemetery, once the home of General Robert E. Lee, is the country’s largest military cemetery. Tours are available for a small fee or you can walk the grounds yourself.
- The TravelerMarch 17, 2019I recommend a visit here. The changing of the guard is a must see. Also several monuments. Be prepared to walk with comfortable shoes it’s very hilly. Plenty of pay parking.
- Karl WarrenFebruary 23, 2015Aside from the obvious of the eternal flame and the Tomb of the Unknown, you should also go see the graves of the Apollo 1 astronauts in the monument to the USS Maine
- CamillaMay 8, 2016Very moving place to visit! The bus tour is only $12 and is definitely worth all the money.
- mackenzie robertsApril 13, 2015Take the bus tour and bring water.It's a lot of walking, and a long trip if you want to get off the bus occasionally,but very worth the trip.
- Edward DelfinoAugust 28, 2018This is a place to pay respect to the veterans who are interred here, many of whom died to preserve our freedom. You can also find the Tomb of the Unknowns & can see the changing of the guard.
- Guadalupe RodriguezMarch 16, 2015Felt so proud and humble just to be able to walk around the cemetery and also witness the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. No words- so much respect! I didn't even want to breath or talk.
- Neil BonnerJune 9, 2012Be aware there are some places which are not wheelchair accessible (like Grant's tomb). Also you should plan on doing a lot of walking. Lee's Arlington House offers a great view of Washington.
- Janet WilsonMay 27, 2018If you are visiting a family or friends grave, there is a special van to take you. It’s free, but you have to get a ticket. And the driver gladly takes tips.
- Rebecca HilbertAugust 10, 2014A must see. Just walking the grounds you can see many memorials in addition to the well know Tomb of the Unknowns, JFK plot and Arlington House.
- ᴡ santoreFebruary 14, 2018Finally participated in 2017's wreath distribution. After living in the Northern Virginia area for 4+ years, hubby and I volunteered to place wreaths on fallen soldiers grave sites.
- KarenApril 3There is a hush in this cemetery. It makes you feel just how much the people buried here mean to the US.
- Peter YoungSeptember 13, 2018I would recommend the tour to anyone. Be sure to witness the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
- James CAugust 21, 2017Amazing place to remember and respect all of the heroes that have defended our country. Awesome site and a must see when in DC.
- RachelApril 17, 2015Incredibly moving- a place to honor and remember those who have fought for our country and those who are still fighting.
- Santi CaamañoJune 2, 2015Huge cemetery, you can get lost easily. It's really overwhelming, the magnitude and what it represents just takes your breath away.
- Thomas CraenenJanuary 21, 2017Few places are as symbolic in the U.S. as this cemetery. Prepare for a lot of walking in order to see many of the nation's heroes' final resting place.
- Lisa NewmanJuly 31, 2013Absolutely breathtaking. Especially at the Tomb of the Unknown. Guard change is every half hour. It's something you don't want to miss. Even in torrential downpour.
- Be silent for the Changing of the Guard. It's respectful, and the sight is arresting. For this reason, Arlington is best alone.
- eric bornemannSeptember 2, 2020So much history to be honored here on this hallowed ground. And the best use of land reclamation from a traitor.
- Parth AgarwalAugust 28, 2015I never knew it was so huge inside. Too big to walk... You an talk the bus tours for 12$. Nice place to visit to pay your respect to the veterans.
- Apostolos SamarasSeptember 29, 2017Respect to those who died. You can spend hours wandering here. Take the tour for only 12 dollars.
- ᴡ santoreFebruary 14, 2018The Changing of the Guard for the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, is pretty amazing.
- Cristina DeganiNovember 11, 2010Place of respect and peace. Don´t miss the Changing Guard of Unknows Soldier. Honor the Civil War soldiers, Graet War, Second War, Korea and Vietna. Astronauts of Columbia and Challenger have rested t
- The White HouseJune 19, 2012President Obama participates in a Memorial Day wreath laying ceremony where he placed a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Read more
- Abigail LougherMay 10, 2012I loved this place. Kennedy's grave was my favorite part. The changing of the gaurd was awesome too. Be careful when Kennedy's grave is wet,
- IDecember 4, 2011Emotional place to visit whether you have a family member buried here or not. Very moving if you happen to be there during a military burial ceremony. RIP American Heroes. Miss you Dad.
- Jared SOctober 5, 2011Check out Arlington House. So much history behind it. Then take a walk to the Tomb of Unknowns for the changing of the guard -- occurs every half hour.
- Pat HewittJuly 11, 2013Be sure to see the Women's memorial and go up to the Tomb of the Unknown to watch the changing of the guard.
- Carm LópezJanuary 21, 2014Some places make you laugh... Others give you goose bumps... and some make you shed a tear... It's very large and really emotional
- Elisabeth WhiteSeptember 16, 2011there's so much history there and it's just awe inspiring. The way you feel seeing such a hallowed place. It's a must see.
- Steven KanarianJune 11, 2012For a lot of us it is not a matter of remembering we can never forget. Flag Day is June 14th. Learn what the American Flag meant to rescuers in the days and months after 9/11 Read more
- Drew HilliardAugust 12, 2011If you have a chance to see a full honors funeral it is the ultimate way to pay respect to those have given so much. They happen at 9/11/1/3 mon - friday. Please remain a respectful distance away.
- Easy Figure InternationalSeptember 27, 2013Use QR code or go to
www.ArlinhtonCemetery.mil to explore Arlington's rich history. - Emily McMillanJuly 7, 2011Go through the Visitors Center and buy a TourMobile ticket. It's soo far to walk. You'll enjoy seeing it more by bus I think! Especially if it's hot!!!
- Sam OdleJanuary 15, 2016If you see rocks on gravestones, it is a Jewish tradition similar to how many Christians leave flowers
- Mary CollierFebruary 27, 2012A must see on any D.C. Trip. It's so beautiful and the tomb of the unknown soldiers is amazing!
- Maggie Rivero-GómezFebruary 5, 2016Arlington Cemetery is overwhelming. So many lives, so many men and women lost, all fighting for our freedom.
- Jessica TrovatoJuly 10, 2013You must see the changing of the guards at the tomb of the unknown solider. Amazing.
- Chelsea RidenJuly 26, 2011Make sure to go to the tomb of the unnamed soldier to see the changing of the guards ceremony. It's definitely a sight to see
- Don't forget to visit the site of world champion boxer Joe Louis! He is here at the cemetery is well.
- Uncle FlipApril 15, 2013Beautiful & sad at the same time. How can you not walk in here, look at all the headstones, and wish we didn't have to sacrifice so many?
- Mary NamestnikNovember 28, 2015Very solemn and beautiful, check out the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
- Chuq YangNovember 18, 2016Amazing funeral services here. Staff is also quite helpful and considerate.
- Alison D. 🌺November 6, 2011Beautiful in the Springtime and you must check out the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.