Pennsylvania Avenue -

Pennsylvania Avenue National Historic Site is a prominent corridor in Washington, D.C. connecting the White House and the United States Capitol. Designed by Pierre L'Enfant, it serves as a symbolic link between the legislative and executive branches and is steeped in national history. The avenue is known for hosting major national events such as presidential inaugurations, demonstrations, and parades, making it a central hub of civic life. The historic site encompasses significant architectural, cultural, and governmental landmarks over approximately 1.2 miles. Established in 1965, the area is managed by the National Park Service and features accessible public spaces and interpretive exhibits.