To actually see it first hand takes your breath away with all the headstones. Changing of the guards was a great experience. Happens every half hour on the hour. But be warned, the hills up to the guards is really challenging.

I have visited Arlington Cemetary many times and I am still in awe of how the American forces acknowledge those who have served their country. It isn't just the last resting place of so many, it is Americas history. To visit the memorial headstone of the most decorated soldier in America's history, Audie Murphy, the memorial to JFK, and other... More

If you are anywhere near Arlington Cemetary you should not miss it. And take your older kids because perhaps they will get the impact that war has on humanity. The grounds are beautiful, the tours are very informative and the history lesson is unforgettable. We went during Thanksgiving week and it was cold but the landscape was stunning. JFK's grave... More

So much interesting history to learn while honoring those that served and sacrificed for our country. Read more about D.C.'s war memorials on Memorial Day here: http://learnliveandexplore.blogspot.com/2012/05/live-memorial-day-in-dc-visiting-war.html

It is an amazingly moving place. Those of us who are baby boomers cannot help but be moved by the gravesites of the Kennedy family. As for the cemetery, it is an amazing testament to the brave men and women of our country. You can't help but feel humbled in their presence. Make a point to see the Changing of... More

You could easily spend all day here. The tram tour is worth the money if you do not like to walk, but walking is one of the best parts about Arlington. When in the visitor center, be sure to locate names of those you wish to find in the cemetery.

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.

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

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.