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Things to do in Washington - Washington Attractions

• Rock Creek Park
  Washington D.C.around summer time can be an average of 82 degrees which is perfect weather to visit Rock Creek Park. Invigorating walks, forest views, quiet lazy creeks will excite the senses of the out-door adventurer. Offering the tourist an opportunity to sooth their senses, no other place can compare with the fresh air and aura of the open forest. Ranger led programs will take visitors on a thrilling safari through the majestic forest, over bridges and under huge canopies. After a day in the park, tourists can spend an evening watching Shakespeare and listening to a concert at the Park's Carter Barron Amphitheatre.
  
  
• President's Park
  From Bosk to Bivouac, the President's Park has served for many creative purposes. Playing the host to suffragettes, freedom riders, anti-war protestors, and Easter, the White has served as a background for these types of occasions. Providing open space while spending time with history, President's Park includes lands surrounding the White Housed composed of 82 acres of breathtaking scenery. Energetic lifestyles can be saciated with two trails, one heading north and the other south. Tourists on these trails get opportunity to learn about history that shaped our nation. Activities include, signing of the declaration, signing of the constitution, 90th birthday of the National Park Service, walks through the park, Neighborhood chats with rangers, and talks of the day about famous men.
  
  
• Korean War Veterans Memorial
  Unlike the belief of a minority, freedom has a price to pay depicted here in the nineteen scuptured soldiers at the Korean Memorial. Facing these sculptures is a solid granite wall of images of soldiers that gave their lives at Chosin Reservoir Campaign in the line of duty. These elements are reminders of the cost of life defending freedom that bear witness to patriotism, devotion, and courage of Korean veterans. The continuing battle above the 38th parallel in Korea is evidence that at times aggression in foreign lands does not pay.