Washington, D.C., United States of America
Thomas Jefferson Memorial

A truly memorable memorial.

Thomas Jefferson – writer of the Declaration of Independence, founding father of one of the greatest nations in the world, pioneer Secretary of State for the U.S. – these are just some of the accomplishments of this great man. It is no wonder then that there is such a grand memorial dedicated to him, right in the heart of the capital, Washington D.C. The Thomas Jefferson Memorial is a must visit for any history or political enthusiasts. Commissioned by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the memorial building which was completed in 1943 is crafted in the neoclassical architectural style due to Jefferson’s fondness for it. Bordered by water, this monument is a sight to behold for any architectural buff. Within the pantheon-like structure you will find a magnificent 19-foot bronze statue of the man, looking upon the White House. For a greater understanding of Thomas Jefferson and his forward-thinking ideologies, make your way to the Thomas Jefferson Memorial.


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Tips Before You Go
For those of you intending to self-drive, you might want to consider taking public transport instead as Washington D.C. is a busy metropolitan area and parking lots will prove difficult to find. Should you feel that self-driving is the most convenient option for you, do note that free street parking is limited to 2 hours.
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