| America's Homepage: Take a virtual field trip to the nation's capital; map of buildings and monuments with links to pictures and descriptions. |
| German-American Heritage Society of Greater Washington, D.C.: A German-American Tour of Washington, D.C: Describes local places associated with German-Americans. |
| Goethe-Institut: German-American Sites in Washington, DC: A virtual tour of sites connected to German-American history in Washington. Clickable map leads to site descriptions, information on connections with German-American public figures, merchants and architects and photos. |
| Historic Medical Sites: Virtual tour of thirty landmark sites. Descriptions, history, photos, maps, and Metro information. National Library of Medicine site. |
| Natalie Zanin's Historic Strolls: Description of guide-led historic walking tours, schedules and ticket information. |
| OmniNav - The Virtual Tour Guide: Download an audio tour of top DC sights (MP3 file format) Subscription required. |
| ThinkQuest: A Historical Tour of Our Nation's Capital: Virtual tour of the White House area, Capitol Hill, the National Mall and downtown. Has overview of each area followed by description of individual tour stops. Site developed by students for entry in the ThinkQuest website-building competition. |
| Washington, DC: A National Register of Historic Places Travel Itinerary: Guide to historic districts and landmarks. Clickable maps lead to descriptions, photos and practical information (location, public access, hours, nearby Metro stops) National Park Service site. |
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