Netherlands Carillon
A 127-foot (39-m) tall campanile in Arlington, Virginia, housing a 53-bell carillon, gifted by the Netherlands to the United States as a symbol of gratitude for WWII liberation and economic aid.

📜 A 127-foot tower in Arlington, Virginia, housing a 53-bell carillon.🔍 A gift from the Netherlands to the U.S. symbolizing gratitude for WWII liberation and aid. # Why Go 🎶 Enjoy automated concerts, Westminster Chimes, and weekly performances by carillonists.👀 Panoramic views of Washington D.C. skyline, National Mall, and Arlington National Cemetery.🌷 See beautiful tulip gardens in spring.🏛️ Explore a historic monument listed on the National Register.🚶 Easy access between Arlington Cemetery and Iwo Jima Memorial. # Tips 🗓️ Visit during summer for weekly live carillonist concerts.🌸 Spring offers blooming tulip gardens.🔔 Automated chimes play Westminster Quarters daily. # Cost 💰 Free admission and concerts. # Hours 🕒 Open year-round, 6 am until midnight.

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