US Marine Corps War Memorial

The monument is bigger than what it looks like from far. I think they did a very good job capturing the energy of that moment. The park is nice, good for picnics, but it could use some more benches and tables. The Navy parade is nice to watch.

Great memorial to visit, it is easy to reach, well maintained. In winter it has a nice view of the National Mall from across the Potomac river. All the major conflicts and major battles the Marine Corps have been involved in are listed around the memorial, it is a great history lesson. Visiting the Marine Corps War Memorial and other memorials on the National Mall should be something every local school does to teach students US history.

Amazing place to visit, fair number of parking spots, walking trails, clean restrooms and you can walk to Netherlands Carrillon. From where you can have a great view of Washington monument, Lincoln Memorial, and Capitol. There's a lawn in front of the Carrillon where people sit, have picnic, and enjoy the views.

The Marine Corps War Memorial is a breathtaking tribute to the courage and sacrifice of our nation's heroes. Nestled within a beautifully maintained park, this iconic monument is more than just a statue—it's a powerful symbol of national pride and the enduring spirit of the United States Marine Corps. As you approach the memorial, the sheer scale of the sculpture leaves you in awe, capturing the historic moment of the flag-raising on Iwo Jima with incredible detail and emotion. The surrounding park is serene, offering a peaceful place for reflection and gratitude. The lush greenery and well-kept pathways invite you to linger, absorbing the profound significance of the memorial and what it represents. This site is a must-visit for anyone in Washington, DC, reminding us all of the importance of honoring those who have fought for our freedoms. The Marine Corps War Memorial isn't just a landmark; it's a living testament to the values of bravery, sacrifice, and unity that define our nation. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this memorial is a powerful experience that fills you with pride and deep appreciation for our military heroes.

Beautiful little piece of US history and national landmark worth seeing and very family friendly as well. Nice little serenity I used to frequent decades ago when I was a young single childless woman I could enjoy a good book outdoors here on a nice spring or autum day.

This memorial was very neat. It's very large and has an optical illusion of the flag being raised. We really enjoyed it.

Have always wanted to go, but I never thought I would see. It is a lot bigger than I expected. There were not that many people there when we were there and was a part of the trolley experience when we went to Arlington Cemetry. It is outside the walls of cemetery so when you re-enter the walls they fo have you go through security again. Not a big deal though abd again worth the stop.

We walked across the street from Arlington National. Cemetery through the grass to see the iconic site. It was well worth it. Around the base there are lists of the wars tje U. S. Marines fought in from the beginning to now. I was impressed with this statue that I have seen pictures of.

The monument is bigger than what it looks like from far. I think they did a very good job capturing the energy of that moment. The park is nice, good for picnics, but it could use some more benches and tables. The Navy parade is nice to watch.

Great memorial to visit, it is easy to reach, well maintained. In winter it has a nice view of the National Mall from across the Potomac river. All the major conflicts and major battles the Marine Corps have been involved in are listed around the memorial, it is a great history lesson. Visiting the Marine Corps War Memorial and other memorials on the National Mall should be something every local school does to teach students US history.

Amazing place to visit, fair number of parking spots, walking trails, clean restrooms and you can walk to Netherlands Carrillon. From where you can have a great view of Washington monument, Lincoln Memorial, and Capitol. There's a lawn in front of the Carrillon where people sit, have picnic, and enjoy the views.

The Marine Corps War Memorial is a breathtaking tribute to the courage and sacrifice of our nation's heroes. Nestled within a beautifully maintained park, this iconic monument is more than just a statue—it's a powerful symbol of national pride and the enduring spirit of the United States Marine Corps. As you approach the memorial, the sheer scale of the sculpture leaves you in awe, capturing the historic moment of the flag-raising on Iwo Jima with incredible detail and emotion. The surrounding park is serene, offering a peaceful place for reflection and gratitude. The lush greenery and well-kept pathways invite you to linger, absorbing the profound significance of the memorial and what it represents. This site is a must-visit for anyone in Washington, DC, reminding us all of the importance of honoring those who have fought for our freedoms. The Marine Corps War Memorial isn't just a landmark; it's a living testament to the values of bravery, sacrifice, and unity that define our nation. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this memorial is a powerful experience that fills you with pride and deep appreciation for our military heroes.

Beautiful little piece of US history and national landmark worth seeing and very family friendly as well. Nice little serenity I used to frequent decades ago when I was a young single childless woman I could enjoy a good book outdoors here on a nice spring or autum day.

This memorial was very neat. It's very large and has an optical illusion of the flag being raised. We really enjoyed it.

Have always wanted to go, but I never thought I would see. It is a lot bigger than I expected. There were not that many people there when we were there and was a part of the trolley experience when we went to Arlington Cemetry. It is outside the walls of cemetery so when you re-enter the walls they fo have you go through security again. Not a big deal though abd again worth the stop.

We walked across the street from Arlington National. Cemetery through the grass to see the iconic site. It was well worth it. Around the base there are lists of the wars tje U. S. Marines fought in from the beginning to now. I was impressed with this statue that I have seen pictures of.