A beutiful quiet place to walk and see how many have died for our freedom. So very sad. Look for interesting names, or loved ones. Be sure to go to the older section. More

Everyone needs to visit Arlington. It's one of those places that you don't easily forget. More

We went for the 150th anniversary of the playing of Taps. Two hundred buglers played throughout the cemetery. What a beautiful tribute to our fallen heroes. More

A site worth visiting for anyone. From presidents to military leaders to dedicated service men and women lie on these grounds. More

While touring a grave yard does not sound like a ton of fun, Arlington is a piece of American history that shouldn't be missed when coming to DC. The tomb of the unknown, the kennedy grace site, as well as many other memorials are open to the public. More

Beautiful place to pay respect to those fallen for our freedom. More

The tour of Arlington Cemetery is both beautiful and moving. While visiting we saw an honor guard carrying by horse drawn carriage one of our fallen to his last resting place. We were also lucky to get to see the changing of the guard at the tomb of the unknown soldier. This is so moving you can see the tears... More

Worth the visit to the old Lee Homestead, nice view as well. Interesting history how the Cemetery got it start. Glad we got there early as it was already crowded with visitors and tour buses at 9 AM. We spent 2 hours but easily could have spent more looking at more of the area and head stones / markers. More

This will stay with you forever. You've seen the photos of the Arlington National Cemetery, but if you haven't seen it in person, you have to add it to your must-see list. The changing of the guard will floor you. I've never been as moved as I was watching that ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Bring your... More