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There is so much to see and do in Washington, DC that is hard to fit everything in. If you are only spending a day or two in the nation's capital, it would be best to focus your tourist sites in one or two areas of the city instead of traveling throughout the city. While there aren't many sites where you will encounter long lines, the distance and traffic situations between sites can eat up valuable touring time. It is also best to rely on public transportation like the Metro system rather than waste time driving around an unfamiliar city and finding parking (which is not always accessible at many tourist sites).

This list will give you some ideas on what you can see in various sections of Washington, DC, using the Metro subway system, which provides a good structure for setting up an efficient touring schedule. For further details on hours and addresses, please visit the website links provided. The links will open in a separate window.

Capitol South Metro Stop, Orange and Blue Lines
	Folger Shakespeare Library Library of Congress U.S. Capitol U.S. Supreme Court
Federal Center, SW Metro Stop, Orange and Blue Lines
	National Air and Space Museum National Mall U.S. Botanic Gardens
L'Enfant Plaza Metro Stop, Orange, Blue, Yellow and Green Lines
	Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden National Air and Space Museum
Smithsonian Metro Stop, Orange and Blue Lines
	Bureau of Engraving and Printing Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial Freer and Sackler Art Galleries Jefferson Memorial National Mall National Museum of African Art National Museum of American History National Museum of Natural History Tidal Basin U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum Washington Monument World War II Memorial
Federal Triangle Metro Stop, Orange and Blue Lines
	DC Visitor Information Center National Aquarium National Museum of American History National Museum of Natural History Pennsylvania Avenue Old Post Office Pavilion White House Visitors Center
McPherson Square Metro Stop, Orange and Blue Lines
	Lafayette Park The Washington Post White House
Farragut West Metro Stop, Orange and Blue Lines
	Corcoran Gallery of Art DAR Museum Decatur House The Ellipse The Octagon House Old Executive Office Building Renwick Gallery The White House
Foggy Bottom/GWU Metro Stop, Orange and Blue Lines
	Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Korean War Memorial Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Arlington National Cemetery Metro Stop, Blue Line
	Arlington National Cemetery Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial U.S. Marine Corps Memorial (Iwo Jima Memorial) Lincoln Memorial
Archives/Navy Memorial, Yellow and Green Lines
	National Archives National Gallery of Art (East and West buildings) National Museum of Natural History U.S. Navy Memorial
Union Station Metro Stop, Red, Orange and Blue Lines
	Folger Shakespeare Library National Postal Museum Union Station U.S. Capitol U.S. Supreme Court
Gallery Place/Chinatown Metro Stop, Red, Green and Yellow Lines
	Chinatown Ford's Theatre/Petersen House National Building Museum National Museum of American Art National Museum of Crime and Punishment National Portrait Gallery
Dupont Circle Metro Stop, Red Line
	Anderson House Embassy Row House of the Temple Islamic Center Textile Museum Woodrow Wilson House
Woodley Park/National Zoo Metro Stop, Red Line
	National Zoo Washington National Cathedral
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