Washington, D.C. landmarks are some of the most recognizable in the world. The lively capital of the United States is home to a treasure trove of iconic landmarks, from grand monuments and majestic memorials to prestigious government buildings and vibrant neighborhoods.

Originally slated to only be on the National Mall in Washington DC through Aug. 23, the National Military Monument will now stay for months longer.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you see a 14-foot, 7,500-pound man on horseback behind you on I-95, do not be alarmed. The Caesar Rodney statue that used to look over downtown Wilmington's Rodney Square was placed ...

A statue of a Confederate general torn down by protesters during the 2020 nationwide Black Lives Matter unrest is back up in Washington, D.C. The statue of Albert Pike was restored and reinstalled in Judiciary Square over the weekend, after President ...