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Frugal Travel Tips For Washington DC

Posted on the 09 September 2020 by Thiruvenkatam Chinnagounder @tipsclear

You cannot say that you have seen America without seeing Washington DC, although hotels are expensive and a challenge is parking, the nation's capital is full of free attractions and things to do.

White House and Pentagon

Entrance to the presidential park is free of charge and offers frugal travelers a spectacular view of the White House. The visitor center has some very good permanent exhibits. White House visits can be arranged for groups of 10 or more. However the application form has to be received at least six months in advance.

Tourist places are also available at the Pentagon. These too have to be arranged ahead of time.

Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, Washington Memorial

The National Mall and Memorial Park have some of America's most important monuments. These include the Lincoln Memorial, the Jefferson Memorial, and the Washington Memorial within walking distance of each other. The mall itself is a great place to picnic and see people. admission is free

Smithsonian Castle

When I think of the Smithsonian, I think of the Smithsonian Castle, the first building. Admission is free with all 17 Smithsonian buildings and the National Zoo. There are also free tours available. The building itself is beautiful. Exhibition? It is Smithsonian.

National Museum of Natural History

Another Smithsonian museum, the National Museum of Natural History is a favorite with children. They have tarantula feeding, dinosaurs and protected animals. As with all Smithsonian museums, the National Museum of Natural History is independent.

National Museum of American History

Another free Smithsonian museum, the National Museum of American History, reflects American culture and history. From Dorothy's ruby ​​red slippers to full size locomotives, think of an American icon and you can possibly find it in this museum.

Washington DC is full of free tourist attractions with American politics, history, and culture as the focus. The Smithsonian Museum alone, a great rainy day option, can take weeks to explore. The city is a must see for both American audiences and residents.

Frugal Travel Tips For Washington DC

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