National Christmas Tree

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15 E St NW
Washington, DC 20001
+1 (202) 796-2500
https://thenationaltree.org
The U.S.'s National Christmas Tree is a live tree in the northeast quadrant of The Ellipse, near the White House and within sight of the Washington Monument. During the Christmas season, it is lit and surrounded by smaller trees representing U.S. states, the District of Columbia and U.S. territories. It can be visited year-round.

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Not as Magical as Expected
1/2/2024

So, maybe it's because I visited during the day, but I wasn't particularly impressed with the large ...

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Make your holiday bright
12/16/2023

We had great weather and a nice night for a walk in the park. The tree was beautiful and we loved fi...

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Always beautifully adorned our National Christmas Tree but bundle up for the cold!
12/15/2022

The tree is beautiful and perhaps because of Covid, the surrounding display is more simple with less...

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