The White House is located at the north-western end of the National Mall. Find its map, facts, location, best time to visit and more
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Ditch your preconceived notions about Washington, D.C.—there's more to the city than politicos on Capitol Hill and tourists taking selfies in front of the White House.
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Ditch your preconceived notions about Washington, D.C.—there's more to the city than politicos on Capitol Hill and tourists taking selfies in front of the White House.
As most politics junkies, visiting Washington D.C. has always been on many people's bucket list. And let us tell you – no number of House of Cards rewatches
The White House decorated for Christmas.
Along with other social media correspondents from around the country, I was invited to attend The White House Spring Garden Tour 2015.
A White House Tour is arguably the most coveted tour in Washington, D.C., and that's because it can be complicated. Yes, it's the people's house, but it's also the home of the President and his family, so you can expect to jump through a few hoops to land a spot on a tour. Want to see for yourself? This is your instruction manual!
