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The memorial is a triangle intersecting a circle where images depicting the war are sandblasted onto the wall.  There are also life-size statues of soldiers and a reflection pool.

U.S. Navy photo by Chief Warrant Officer Seth Rossman.

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You must go here if you are at all interested in US history.  It holds the original copies of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. Also in its exhibition are the Louisiana Purchase and the Emancipation Proclamation.

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This is such a fun place! Here, you can get great Chinese food and designer knock-offs.  This is a neighborhood where you can bargain on the price and if you don’t like a store’s price you can walk to the next shop, (most of the stores have about the same things).  

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I love these adorable black cabs.  They are the nicest way to travel around London.  You will usually find a really nice cab driver and they are especially nice to tourists.  The cars are very compact and seats fold down from where the wall separates the diver and the passenger.  This allows for a lot of people to fit in only one taxi!

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Situated right in the heart of Paris in front of the garden of the Tuileries, this club of 2000 M2 belongs to Jean Rock, celebrated owner of 3 VIP ROOMs (Paris - Saint Tropez - Cannes).

Every celebrity who passes through Paris visits the VIP ROOM.  It's THE place to be seen!

The musical programming of the VIP ROOM is rather eclectic: from the R*B to House with bend by the techno.

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This was the last home of President Woodrow Wilson.  He lived here for the last three years of his life and died in one of its bedrooms.  It’s located on Embassy Row and here Wilson entertained many eminent people.  The house continues to educate visitors about President Wilson and has many of his personal belonging

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Even if you aren’t Episcopalian, this Cathedral is a site to consider visiting.  It is important architecturally and has played an important role in US history.  The Cathedral has served as the site of state funerals for some American Presidents and where some American Presidents have prayed the day after being inaugurated.  Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. gave the final Sunday sermon of his life in the Cathedral.  It is also noted for its incredible choir.  Look out for some famous people interred there as well like Woodrow Wilson.

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The Washington Monument is the obelisk built to commemorate President George Washington.  The monument is the world’s tallest stone structure and tallest obelisk.  It is the tallest structure in DC.  The monument is open daily for visits and admission if free but requires a ticket.