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| |  |  |  | | Those short on time need only visit landmarks that bring great leaders to life. This guide sifts out the in-name-only or Washington-slept-here locations, to highlight the city's most educational, and intentional, presidential sites. | 
Click on the image for more photos of presidential monuments near the National Mall. (Photo by Susan Biddle/The Washington Post)
| | | SITES TO VISIT, BY NEIGHBORHOOD | |  | Alexandria
View our first president's home and the Masonic memorial named for him.
| |  | Along the Potomac
Riverside presidential memorials take inspiration from nature.
| |  | Downtown
Closed to the public since September, the White House opens for school tours.
| |  | National Mall
Tributes to revered presidents anchor the Mall and shape its vistas.
| |  | Upper Northwest
Save Clinton, Woodrow Wilson is the only former president with a D.C. home.
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