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Nature & Wildlife in Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C. offers a variety of natural spaces for visitors and residents to explore. From the historic White House Kitchen Garden and Children's Garden to The Ellipse and Sherman Park, the city provides green spaces where you can experience nature and wildlife.

Rain Garden
2.2 km from centre
Amidon Field
2.2 km from centre
American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial
2.2 km from centre
French Street Park
2.2 km from centre
Japanese American Memorial
2.3 km from centre
T Street Park
2.3 km from centre
New Jersey and O Street Park
2.3 km from centre
Sheridan Circle
2.3 km from centre
Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Grove on the Potomac
2.3 km from centre
Theodore Roosevelt Island
2.3 km from centre
The Grove
2.3 km from centre
Town Center Park, Southwest Duck Pond
2.3 km from centre
Upper Senate Park
2.4 km from centre
Old Stone House Garden
2.4 km from centre
Lower Senate Park
2.4 km from centre
Senate Park
2.4 km from centre
East Park
2.4 km from centre
New York Avenue/Dunbar Recreation Center
2.4 km from centre
Temperance Alley Garden
2.4 km from centre
Mitchell Park
2.4 km from centre
Town Center Park
2.5 km from centre
Robert Emmet Park
2.5 km from centre
Harrison Recreation Center
2.6 km from centre
Union Station Plaza
2.6 km from centre