The Old Post Office Pavilion is a top Washington DC attraction

Rich in history, The Old Post Office Pavilion is ranked as one of the top eight Washington, DC landmarks. World-class architecture, a wealth of U.S. history, a tantalising array of international cuisine and an eclectic mix of shops and musical events, make it one of the most popular and exciting attractions in the city.

Standing at 315 feet tall, visitors can enjoy sweeping views of the city from the top of the tower and a free-guided tour from a National Park Service Ranger. For a closer look at the landmark's rich history, visit the exhibit room which depicts the tower's long heritage and fight for survival since 1892. The Old Post Office Pavilion is a key attraction and famous for housing the official United States Bells of Congress. Open to the public, visitors are free to view the Bells, a gift from England marking the end of the Revolutionary War in 1783.

After working up an appetite, The Old Post Office Pavilion is the perfect place to dine in style. Housing a mix of trendy sandwich bars, fine dining restaurants, and boasting an impressive range of international cuisines, the Landmark is the perfect spot to enjoy food from around the world in a uniquely historic setting.

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