• Arlington National Cemetery - Features exhibitions that narrate the history and significance of Arlington National Cemetery to the nation. Includes a bookstore, store, maps, and brochures.
• John F. Kennedy Grave Site - The Eternal Flame at John F. Kennedy’s grave is a presidential memorial located at the tomb of the assassinated U.S. President John F. Kennedy, situated in Arlington National Cemetery, Virginia.
• The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier - This tomb acts as a symbolic resting place for all war dead whose remains have not been recovered or identified. It began with an unknown service member from World War I and now includes three unidentified service members, symbolizing the memory of all military personnel throughout American history.
• Memorial Amphitheater - The Arlington National Cemetery Memorial Amphitheater was dedicated on May 15, 1920. While Memorial Day ceremonies occur nationwide, many regard the services at the Memorial Amphitheater as the official national ceremony honoring American service members. The President of the United States traditionally delivers a speech during Memorial Day ceremonies at the amphitheater.
• Arlington House - The Robert E. Lee Memorial - Constructed between 1802 and 1818, Arlington House was the nation’s first memorial to George Washington.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• Tourist Guide in Portuguese
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• On-board restrooms

A great choice for military history enthusiasts. Arlington is the final resting place for veterans from every American war, starting with the Revolution and continuing to the most recent conflicts. The cemetery holds over 400,000 graves, including those of three unidentified soldiers in the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and John F. Kennedy, whose grave is distinguished by an eternal flame.

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