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Situated between Paris and Rouen lies the charming town of Vernon along the Seine. Its quaint streets are lined with half-timbered houses, scenic châteaux, and a variety of attractions that might seem familiar.
Many river ships sailing the Seine River, such as the Avalon Tapestry II, make stops in Vernon and/or Les Andelys. This allows guests to engage in a half-day shore excursion to visit either Claude Monet’s house and garden in Giverny or the grandeur of Bizy Castle, often referred to as “Normandy’s Versailles” due to its splendid stables and gardens.
The historic buildings of Washington, DC preserve the past and offer a fascinating glimpse into the changes in architecture and daily American life since the early settlement of the nation’s capital. Here is a guide to the 25 oldest and most significant Washington, DC historic landmarks, in order of date of construction.
3200 Mount Vernon Memorial Hwy, Mt Vernon, VA 22121, USA
Penn Quarter is a revitalized historic neighborhood in downtown Washington, DC, often referred to as Old Downtown. Over the past two decades, it has emerged as a vibrant arts and entertainment district, offering a myriad of restaurants, hotels, nightclubs, art galleries, theaters, and trendy stores.