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This statue and set of reliefs honor the German physician who founded the Homeopathic School of Medicine in the 18th century.

Witness the high court in action and discover the Supreme Court Museum for background on the court's history, its justices and its building.

Kids love to climb on J. Seward Johnson's massive, quirky public sculpture, depicting a bearded giant appearing to crawl out of the earth.

Great monuments, three sorts of them, consecrate the Mall. These recall war but they do not show war. This one is located near the Capitol Reflecting Pool.

Peek into the seat of government with a tour of the U.S. Capitol and a look at the $621 million addition -- the Capitol Visitor Center.

A handsome plaza features ship masts, a giant rendering of the globe designed to demonstrate how much of it is covered by water, and a rim of friezes depicting chapters in U.S. naval history.

The 1854 vessell can be toured inside Baltimore's Inner Harbor.

Indirectly inspired by the Statue of Liberty, this memorial was erected in 2007.

The gleaming black wall inspires powerful reactions from visitors.

The 555-foot monument is the defining item of the Washington skyline.