Netherlands Carillon — Attraction in Arlington

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Netherlands Carillon in Washington DC, and it was an absolute delight. Nestled near the iconic Arlington National Cemetery, this hidden gem offers an unforgettable experience that combines stunning views, rich history, and a peaceful atmosphere.

As you approach the Carillon, you'll be immediately captivated by its grandeur. The towering structure stands proudly against the backdrop of the Potomac River, commanding attention with its elegant design and intricate carvings. The surrounding greenery and well-maintained gardens add to the charm and tranquility of the place.

Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat in the midst of the city, the Netherlands Carillon is a must-visit. I highly recommend taking the time to explore its beauty and soak in the rich heritage...

Beautiful place! I had never heard of it before (even though it's been there since the 60's), until a friend recommended it. We went on beautiful sunny day which we hadn't had in ages! I immediately regretted not packing a picnic. This place has a vast open green space, with plenty of room for a picnic and letting your little ones run around. We enjoyed the tulip beds although only 1/2 of the flowers had bloom. The large tower on the property had melodious bells that rang every hour. It's really the perfect way to enjoy a beautiful sunny day. I will definitely be coming back to see all 10,000 tulips in bloom with a...

I went to Netherlands Carillon this past Sunday to check out the tulips. It’s about a 15 minute walk from Arlington Cemetery or Rosslyn metro stations. The flowers and the scenery are beautiful. My only complaint is that multiple people were jumping over the rope to access the flowers which is prohibited. The rope is there for a reason. People need to respect the rules. Maybe there should be a sign up that says “don’t jump over the rope” but I bet people would probably still jump over it. Overall, aside from the rude and entitled people, it’s definitely...