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Lincoln Memorial
The United States Washington DC

Lincoln Memorial

13 excursions and activities
Lincoln Memorial

Latest reviews

  • Washington DC Free Tour
    8.00 11/10/2024
    Anonymous
    Colombia

    It was good, could be better but It was a nice experience.

    I travelled by myself
  • Washington DC Free Tour
    10.00 11/01/2024
    Anonymous
    The United States

    The tour is excellent. The guide was very knowledgeable. I wish I had known in advance how much walking was involved so I would have been more prepared. I definitely recommend the tour.

    I travelled by myself
  • Washington DC Free Tour
    10.00 10/24/2024
    Yaima Oviedo
    The United States

    Highly recommended! The guide was very good!

    I travelled with my partner
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More information

The Abraham Lincoln Memorial in Washington D.C. is one of the city's most renowned landmarks for its architectural might as well as its historical significance.

History

Inaugurated in 1922, this monument commemorates the 16th president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln, known for his leadership during the Civil War and the abolition of slavery.

How to visit the Lincoln Memorial?

Located at the west end of the National Mall, the Abraham Lincoln Memorial can be reached on foot, by public transport and aboard the Washington D.C. tour bus. 

Admission to the Abraham Lincoln Memorial is free. However, to gain a deeper insight into the monument, see it as part of a guided tour of the city!

Did you know...

At the memorial, there is a marker showing where Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his famous I Have a Dream speech in 1963.

Other attractions in Washington that might interest you

The White House Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum United States Capitol