Lafayette Square

It feels like this is also the most lively stop in Washington. It is just a walk out of the station and follow the crowd. It feels that most of the passers-by are also coming to visit the White House. They don’t need to navigate at all. They just walk with everyone and don’t have to worry about getting lost on the road. When searching for the strategy, it was found that many friends successfully applied for a visit inside the White House. It seems that they need to find local members of Congress and submit an application to them. If you are interested, you can also search for the strategy online.

The Lafayette Square in front of the White House, centered on the statue of Lafayette, is surrounded by many American administrations. Lafayette is also a famous politician, and will pass here if you visit the outside of the White House.

A square very close to the White House, Lafayette is French, the American in the square named after it to commemorate its achievements, here is large in size, the scenery is good, you can see the White House architecture

A square with a large area, and the surrounding area is relatively prosperous

The civic park at the president's door, named after French general Lafayette, who helped Americans fight the war of independence, is all about attracting attention. The night I went to catch up with the Egyptian demonstration to let the president down, singing and dancing, so not lively. The soundproofing of the White House should be very good, otherwise the president can stand the noise of the night