This place is moving. All the history and respect just makes you proud. Just knowing the dedication those gentlemen put in to that job is amazing.

I recently spent a few hours wondering around the National Cemetery in Arlington and watched the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The clicking of the heels of the guards, the precesion of the movements and the pride of the guards was quite apparent. Visiting the graves of President Kennedy, and the other Kennedys Joe... More

The changing of the guard ceremony in unbelievable! Such precision and poise by the soldiers on duty, regardless of weather. And such an overwhelming experience to be among the spirits of so many who gave their lives for the rest of us.

We watched the changing of the guard. This is something everyone should see. The Honor Guards are so in tune with each other. Very impressive. Two different schools donated floral wreaths while we were there and there was a ceremony for this.

When the guard changes and a wreath is laid in memory on the Unknown Soldier ,you will feel a pride in our military men who has fought and paid the ultimate price defending the United Sates of America.Pride for all our military alive and passed who loves America .The wreath laying in their memory is very stirring and very impressive.... More

A visit to Arlington National Cemetary is a must when visiting DC. Take the tram tour. It's very informative and being that the cemetary is 624 acres, it makes it easier to get around. It's a very moving experience visitng the Tomb of the Unknowns.

Very impressive. Just hard to see if you dont get a position early due to crowds especially those tour groups. But very impressive. Dont try to walk to it unless you are in great shape

If you go to Washington DC going to the tomb of the Unknown Soldier is a must. Standing there and watching the changing of the guard and laying of a wreath just give you a feeling that can't be described. Its a good walk to get to once you are in the cemetery but worth every step.

Every trip to DC should include visiting Arlington Cemetery and the Tomb of the Unknown. Access is easy via the Metro and a short walk, although signs to the Tomb could be better.