How Do You Use The Metro In Washington DC?
The Washington, D.C. Metro system provides a convenient way for visitors to see the many sights of the area without the hassle of navigating area streets or finding parking. The Metro is the second largest rail-transit system in the United States, covering 1,500 miles in the District of Columbia, Virginia and Maryland. Metro stops are convenient to many tourist destinations, including the White House, Smithsonian Museum, United States Capitol, United States Senate and Georgetown. Review a map of the Metro System before you begin your trip. You can find maps at Metro stations or at the Metro System website. Routes are coded by color and include red, orange, blue, green and yellow lines. Depending on your origination point, you may need to transfer from one line to another to get to your destination. Transfer points are marked on the map with large double circles. Find the stop closest to your destination. The Metro System website features a Trip Planner page that allows you to enter you
