Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is a monument Arlington located in United States.
Arlington National Cemetery (btw Memorial Dr & Roosevelt Dr, Section 48) Arlington , VA 22202 United States
The Tomb of the Unknowns is one of our nation's most hallowed and respectful places. Please remain standing and remove your hats out of respect for our nation's honored soldiers.
Somber and you must catch the changing of the guards . Lots of walking. Bring water when its hot!
If you position yourself correctly and at the time when the changing happens, you can get a glimpse of the room the soldiers wait in when they are off duty.
You must stay for the changing of the guards . Not a sound by anyone. Everyone was quite and this includes infants. I will be back here again. This was definitely a highlight of my week.
Make sure to see the changing of the guards , taking place every hour in winter and every half hour in summer.
Bring a camera and be prepared to be humbled beyond belief for The Changing of The Guard .
Absolute must see. Changing every hour until april 1. Solemn and surreal experience that seen 6 times. No words can describe
Awesome experience and information inside the amphitheater . Remember to keep your mouth shut, or you'll get a quick reminder from the guard .
A must see at Arlington. Make sure to stick around for the changing of the guard ceremony .
The changing of the guard can be seen every 30 minutes between 9 AM & 5 PM and is something that should not be missed.
Very moving. Watch the changing of the guards every 1/2 hour. An important piece of America's history.
A truly awe inspiring event . If you make it to DC it is a must see.
Please, for the sake of the fallen soldiers, turn off the ringer on your cell phones. It's so inconsiderate when your phone rings during the ceremony.
Stand on the south side of the steps for the best view of the inspection ceremony. That is the side where restrooms are located as well .
Change of guard on the hour. Also can get a chance to see a new wreath laid at the tomb.
One of the most humbling experiences you can have or imagine. God Bless the Unknowns.
Watch the changing of the guards at least once I your life.
Wonderful ceremony. Silence your kids, your cell phones, and your camera shutter sounds, and enjoy the proceedings.
The cemetery closes at 5 but you can stay till 5 to see the final changing of the guard
President Obama and Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki participated in a wreath laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknowns. Read more
Changing of The Guard ceremony is held every 30 minutes in the summer. Otherwise, it's at every hour.
Happy I got the chance to experience this. It should be a requirement as an American to come here!
Very. Emotional place. Silence and respect .
It's a MUST SEE!
Make sure to be there for the changing of the guard .
Changing of the Guard happens every 30 minutes in the summer time.
The Changing of the Guard is every half an hour from 0800 - 1700; starting April 1st, Arlington is open til 1900, last Guard change 1900
It is the best place in DC
Total silence and respect is expected and well deserved!
Humbling and dignified experience
Spectacular
Wait for the change of guards ... it's unforgettable.
the change is on the hour every hour during the winter
Changing of the guard .
Show the utmost respect for this place of honor.
the changing of the guards
There's restrooms
Majestuoso y simbología. Respeto
En memoria a todos los soldados caídos en combate.
No se pueden perder el cambio de guardia
The changing of the guards is a must see....in the summer it's every 30 minutes. - Lisa Bailey
A beautiful memorial with a gorgeous view of DC. Take an Arlington Cemetery tour if you want to avoid walking. - Andrea C
Two masts were recovered from the Maine. The second is at the Naval Academy in Annapolis. - Christopher Rehling
Great national park. Beautiful views of the D. C. Area. Great history on the house and the significance of the cemetery. - James C
More than just the memorial. The surrounding park is beautiful and a great place for a picnic. Excellent views of DC. - Derek Jones