🇺🇸 Washington DC's attractions truly live up to their reputation! 👀

Here’s a curated list of must-see spots: 1️⃣ United States Capitol The heart of American democracy with a stunning domed ceiling and historic murals. 📌 Reserve online or queue early. Closed Sundays. 2️⃣ Library of Congress One of the largest libraries in the world with over 158 million items. Opulent architecture! 📌 Booking required. Closed Sun & Mon. 3️⃣ Supreme Court of the United States Features statues of former justices and a magnificent spiral staircase. 📌 Reservations recommended or join the walk-in line. 4️⃣ Washington Monument At 169m, it’s the tallest structure in DC. Panoramic views from the top! 🎫 $1 per person. Reserve online or line up at 8:30 AM. 5️⃣ White House The official residence of U.S. presidents. Tours require advance booking 🏛️. During election seasons, security increases — no booking, no entry. 6️⃣ National Museum of Natural History Iconic elephant statue in the lobby 🐘. Dinosaurs, gems, and the real “Heart of the Ocean” from Titanic! 💎 7️⃣ National Gallery of Art Houses the only Da Vinci painting in North America 🎨. Two buildings — East (modern) and West (classic). 8️⃣ Lincoln Memorial A Greek-style temple with the grand seated statue of President Lincoln. 9️⃣ Bureau of Engraving and Printing See how U.S. banknotes are printed! 🖨️💰 No photos allowed, but you can buy uncut currency sheets. 🔟 National Archives Museum Home to the original Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights. 📜 1️⃣1️⃣ National Museum of the American Indian Celebrates Indigenous cultures, languages, and art of the Americas. 1️⃣2️⃣ National Museum of Asian Art Stunning collection of Asian artworks. Don’t miss the Chinese exhibits and the breathtaking Peacock Room 🦚. Most attractions are within walking distance. DC’s metro is clean and safe 🚇, and Uber is widely available. #CaptureTheMoment #CulturalSites #WashingtonDC #TravelUSA #HistoryLovers #ArtAndCulture