應該是華盛頓附近又一個著名景點了，在不少美國影視作品里都看到過在這裏取景在無名烈士墓正好碰到了換崗儀式，會有一些遊客聚集，雖然整個園區里人不少，但因為地方比較大、整體遊覽感覺還是比較好的

像公園那樣美麗和寧靜的阿靈頓公墓，以阿靈頓山崗為中心，墓園分佈於斜坡和平地，總佔地面積612英畝（約2.48平方公里），到處是綠草，四周是樹木。到20世紀90年代，總共有22.5萬人長眠於此，平均每周安葬18人。長眠在這裏，首先是戰爭中陣亡的士兵，政治家在工作崗位上殉職的國家工作人員、對國家有傑出貢獻者。

很大的一片墓地，很肅穆，隨意進入，不時會看到有老人獨自坐在某個墓碑前，就那樣獃獃地坐着。這裏距離中心區非常近，步行可達。

我一直想知道爲什麼這是阿靈頓的必去之地。這是一個神聖的地方,以紀念和探索美國曆史。它不僅僅是檢查著名的墳墓(如肯尼迪墓地和未知士兵的墳墓)。對我來說,這是一個風景優美、安靜的散步的好地方,當你回顧過去發生的事情,並尊重那些爲了保護自己的國家和人民而犧牲生命的人。強烈建議如果你在該地區周圍,計劃訪問。

Arlington Cemetery is located in Virginia, but it is very convenient to take the subway from DC. The cemetery was built during the Civil War and buried American soldiers who died in the American National War. Although it is a place to remember our ancestors, mid-April has been full of the breath of spring. Standing on a hill with Arlington Palace, you can see the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial and the Capitol Building.

Looking at other people's strategies, we can see the Pentagon on the high ground of Arlington Cemetery, so there are many visitors here. It's free to visit by oneself, and it's free to take a car with an explanation. It's 16 dollars for one person. It's a pity that we have not seen the Pentagon, but we have not seen the Kennedy family's tomb by accident. So far, the torch has been lit for it, and it's a good trip.