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"Amazing place to remember and respect all of the heroes"(15 Tips)
"A must when visiting to honor our nation's fallen."(5 Tips)
"Kennedys gravesite and the changing of the guard at the tomb"(7 Tips)
"You an talk the bus tours for 12$."(5 Tips)
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ConciergeQJanuary 19, 2011What is the most creative, spiritual or emotional place in Washington D.C.? The Fairmont Washington, D.C.: "The Fallen Heroes at Arlington National Cemetery." Read more
Don't forget to visit the site of world champion boxer Joe Louis! He is here at the cemetery is well.
Melissa Michaud NishanDecember 12, 2015JFK memorial must see.. Wreaths Across America an amazing event
ChingAugust 17, 2011Ultimate sign of respect for a fallen comrade: Walking behind a horse-drawn caisson with a riderless horse from the chapel to final burial plot.
Mary NamestnikNovember 28, 2015Very solemn and beautiful, check out the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
WorldStridesApril 8, 2011Some famous people buried at Arlington: John, Robert, and Ted Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, William Howard Taft, Joe Louis, Lee Marvin, Pierre Charles L'Enfant, and Admiral Robert E. Peary.
Allison 🐥 BellJanuary 17, 2011I am a cemetery buff and this is the ultimate. Beautiful and serene, I hope my Navy husband and I will be here when it's our turn.
Todd MillerSeptember 19, 2011There is a memorial to the Pentagon 9/11 victims in section 64. Check out the website for more information.
StayArlingtonSeptember 14, 2012Walk around and see the sights at the Cemetery while waiting for your runner to pass by.
DoraJuly 21, 2010Kids will be fascinated by the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknowns every hour on the hour. Powered by ParentsConnect.com
Mary CollierFebruary 27, 2012A must see on any D.C. Trip. It's so beautiful and the tomb of the unknown soldiers is amazing!
Shannon StinsonSeptember 17, 2011Please remember this is a cemetary, not a playground. Turn your cell phones off and teach your kids respect.
James McFadden Jr.March 5, 2012We have so much to be thankful for... This life would not be possible if it wasn't for those that came before us and defended our rights. To all those who served in the Military. Thank you...
MeganFebruary 10, 2012Do the bus tour. You'll see JFK's grave, the Tomb of the Unknowns, and Robert E. Lee's grave.- StayArlingtonSeptember 19, 2012The Marine Corps Marathon starts on Rt. 110 right outside of Arlington National Cemetery.
Caro PhilNovember 11, 2011Don't miss this on your trip to Washington. I was very moved by the ceremony of the Unknown soldier.
Rob FliniginSeptember 10, 2010Please be respectful. Dress nicely and be thankful for the people that have fought for our freedom.
Brett CopelandFebruary 14, 2010I'd like to sit for an afternoon and watch the changing of the guards at the Tomb of the Unknown, reading a book between switches.
Morgan CorpeAugust 4, 2011A lady sat down during the changing of the guards and got called out by one of the soliders. Very rude and embarrassing.
Heewon ChuehMay 7, 2013Eternal flame is going to bw upgraded...we can't see the flame till further notice
Matt RosenbergNovember 13, 2012Most of everything you will want to see is uphill so wear comfortable shoes. Make sure you stop by the Tomb of The Unknowns for a truly humbling experience at the top of every hour.
Dave HNovember 20, 2009If you visit Washington DC, you have to pay respect to the soldiers and American's that paved the way for us. Very moving.
Presidential LibrariesJanuary 24, 2011President Reagan commemorated multiple Memorial Day and Veterans Day holidays at Arlington National Cemetary.
Charles E. Kassel IIIAugust 22, 2011Visit the Nurses and Medics Memorials off either end of The Wall.
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Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington County, Virginia, is a national military cemetery in the United States of America, established during the American Civil War on the grounds of Arlington House.
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- April 1–September 30
- Mon–Sun
- 8:00 AM–7:00 PM
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