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The tram ride to the top of the arch takes visitors to an observation deck inside the arch with windows that look down on the city and the Mississippi River. There are various ways to experience the Gateway Arch and the surrounding area. Louis is known as the “Gateway to the West” and the Gateway Arch - in all its 630-foot-tall glory - was erected as a symbol of that notion.
Gateway Arch (Photo courtesy of the National Park Service)
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You can also participate in free weekly ranger-led programs or enhance your visit (and your view) by purchasing a ticket for the Washington Memorial observation deck or the Tidal Basin paddle boats. to 10:00 p.m.) and there’s no fee to visit. The National Mall is open 24 hours a day (rangers are on duty from 9:30 a.m. to World War II, each memorial and monument is as impactful as it is educational. Surrounding the lawn are memorials and monuments that honor some of the most important events and influential figures in our country’s history. Related: Off the beaten path in DC: From a historic garden to a travel-inspired restaurant is often referred to as “America’s front yard.” With 18 acres of perfectly-manicured grass spanning from the United States Capitol to the Potomac River, it’s certainly one of the largest front yards in America. National Mall (Photo by Al Drago/Bloomberg/Getty Images) The rest of the grounds are also open to the public, including the interactive Statue of Liberty Museum where you can view the original torch held by Lady Liberty. The highest you can climb is 10 stories (or 215 steps) to the top of the pedestal just below the statue’s feet. Related: 7 things you didn’t know you could do with little kids in New York CityĪccess to the top of the Statue of Liberty is currently unavailable. Cruises leave from both Battery Park in Manhattan and Liberty State Park in New Jersey.
To do that, you’ll need to book a ferry tour through Statue City Cruises, which grants access to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, the largest gateway for millions of immigrants who traveled to America between 18. If you’ve only ever seen the Statue of Liberty from one of New York City‘s nearby boroughs or in a history book, it’s high time you saw it up close and personal by visiting this important national monument in person. Statue of Liberty (Photo by Summer Hull/The Points Guy)
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