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This walking tour starts from point number 1
on this map.When you arrive at each point read
the description of the sight.
You will have the chance to discover and admire
many of the most beautiful and important sights
of this city.
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Arlington
Cemetery
Golden
Corral
World War II
Memorial
Pentagon
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Arlington National
Cemetery is a United
States military cemetery in
Arlington County, Virginia,
across the Potomac
River, in whose 624
acres have been buried
the dead of the nation’s
conflicts beginning
with the American Civil
War. There are only two
U.S. presidents buried
here, John F. Kennedy
and William Howard
Taft. Some others are
Jacqueline Bouvier
Kennedy Onassis
and the Tomb of
the Unknown Soldier.
Family-friendly buffet chain
featuring all-you-can-eat
American fare, plus salad
& dessert bars. Golden
Corral’s legendary, endless
dinner buffet features an
enormous variety with 15
proteins including USDA,
grilled to order sirloin
steaks, pork, seafood,
shrimp, and chicken. The
bakery and dessert buffet
are filled with freshly baked
breads, like our famous
yeast rolls, homemade
cakes and pies, delicious
cookies, brownies, pastries,
and ice cream.
INCLUDED IN
THEPACKAGE
Dinner $30.00 per person
The Pentagon is the
headquarters of the
United States Department
of Defense, located in
Arlington County, Virginia.
As a symbol of the U.S.
military,“the Pentagon” is
often used metonymically
to refer to the U.S.
Department of Defense.
The Pentagon is virtually a
city in itself. Approximately
23,000 employees, both
military and civilian,
contribute to the planning
and execution of the
defense of our country.
Washington
Excursion
The National World War
II Memorial is a national
memorial dedicated to
Americans who served
in the armed forces
and as civilians during
World War II. Consisting
of 56 pillars and a pair
of small triumphal
arches surrounding a
plaza and fountain, it
sits on the National
Mall at the eastern end
of the Reflecting Pool.
The FreedomWall
has 4,048 gold stars,
each representing 100
Americans who died
in the war. In front of
the wall lies the message
“Here we mark the price
of freedom”.
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