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A large stone sculpture of a man in a suit at a public monument, with people walking and taking photos nearby. Blue sky background.
4.0 (41 reviews)

MLK Jr. Memorial

Reflect at the Stone of Hope and read the wall inscriptions

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Anonymous
29 Oct 2025
Excellent
The tour guide “13” he was knowledgeable and so fun to take a tour with. Walking through the states capitol with the stories and information he made the experience that much more enjoyable. The...
The tour guide “13” he was knowledgeable and so fun to take a tour with. Walking through the states capitol with the stories and information he made the experience that much more enjoyable. The driver Sean was so delightful and went extra for our group that went.
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Katie,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
10 Sep 2022
Excellent
Such a brilliant way to see the monuments of Washington DC! Our guide Greg was full of energy, told us great stories and delivered a top class experience. I would highly recommend as a solo...
Such a brilliant way to see the monuments of Washington DC! Our guide Greg was full of energy, told us great stories and delivered a top class experience. I would highly recommend as a solo traveller looking to explore the city and learn some history!
Washington DC: Monuments at Night Bike Tour
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Andrew,  United States United States
06 Jun 2025
Excellent
Great way to get to know the city by riding around and see the famous buildings including Arlington Cemetery.
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About: MLK Jr. Memorial

Walk around the monument and read the inspiring quotes etched on the walls. Reflect on the history and legacy of the Civil Rights Movement.

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