[TruthNtegrity]

IMHO, one can't visit the Pentagon and not be changed. There is nothing like seeing the damage in person, even though reconstruction is making inroads on the damage. But, the hole is still there.

It is also wonderful to see the White House and think/pray for our President and First Lady who have indeed brought diginity and honor back to the office and the "People's House".

I never tire of seeing the Monuments, and I've lived here over 25 years now. If you're not into monumnets, there're always the National Archives, the fantastic museums, etc.

Perhaps some of the folks I've pinged will have other ideas for you. Good luck, and welcome to DC - for a day.

[Smedley]

I never tire of seeing the Monuments, and I've lived here over 25 years now. If you're not into monumnets, there're always the National Archives, the fantastic museums, etc.

Great suggestion. My favorite is the Museum of Natural History, next the Smithsonian

[TruthNtegrity]

After I hit the "submit" button, I realized that you were talking about Wednesday. Sorry, somehow I lost a day this week. There's a huge Pro-Life parade planned for Wednesday, in protest of Roe v Wade. This will make travel on the streets pretty difficult. Depending on your views, you might want to join in. If not, stick to the subways.