5 Historic Building To Explore In And Around Washington, DC

Washington, DC is the proud land to accommodate some of the most historic yet enchanting buildings in the globe. History lovers worldwide come to Washington, DC to behold all the historical delights this capital city has to offer.

Known as the heart & soul of USA, Washington DC offers a fascinating glimpse into the fantastic architecture. Below mentioned are a few important historic landmarks that should be on your “must-visit” list every time you visit Washington, DC.  Here they are:

Mount Vernon Estate:

Beautifully placed on the banks of Potomac River, Mount Vernon is the 500 acre plantation house of George Washington (first president of the United States) and his wife. The 14 room mansion is elaborately refurbished and features original articles dating back to 18th century. Regarded as one of the most fascinating sightseer attractions around Washington, Mount Vernon allures a good number of holiday makers, credits to its fascinating set of buildings encompassing the slave quarters, stables, kitchen and smoke houses.

Old Stone House:

Conveniently, placed in Georgetown’s heart, Old Stone House was constructed in 1765 and is now regarded as the oldest private home in Washington, DC. Open to general public, the establishment is preserved by the National Park Service. it’s no less a sightseer attraction grabbing the attention of tourists worldwide.

U.S. Treasury Building:

An exceptional Gregorian-styled building, U.S. Treasury Building is considered as the 3rd oldest federally tenanted construction in Washington, DC. Tourists can relish the guided tours and discovered the revamped spaces such as marble Cash Room, Burglar-Proof Vault and a lot more. 

Dumbarton House:

Placed in Georgetown, Dumbarton House is a popular museum attract the visitors to experience the splendor of Federal era and fascinating displays of textiles, furniture, ceramics. Silver and paintings. 

Arlington House:

The home of Robert E. Lee and his household is a remembrance to the iconic figure, who assisted restructure the nation following Civil War. It sits on top of a hill and provides the most charming sights of Washington, DC. 

Don’t miss the opportunity to explore all these historical places through Washington DC private tours offered by Sky Blue Tours. 

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