Washington, D.C. Temple
The Washington, D.C. Temple is the tallest Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple in the world, known for its distinctive architecture and public visitor center.

Third-largest and tallest Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints temple globally. Features six spires and an angel Moroni statue. Known for its stunning architecture and sacred significance.

Why Go

✨ Admire stunning architecture and towering spires🌳 Enjoy peaceful temple grounds and reflection pond👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Visit the free, interactive Visitors' Center, open to all🎄 Attend the annual Festival of Lights (December 2nd - January 1st) and other free community events

Why Avoid

🚫 Temple interior closed to non-members🐾 Pets generally not allowed on grounds (service animals excepted)

💰 CostVisitors' Center admission and parking are free.

🕒 HoursVisitors' Center open daily 10 AM - 9 PM; Temple hours vary.

Getting ThereAccessible via Capital Beltway or Metro Red Line's Forest Glen Station.

🅿️ ParkingFree parking available.

🚻 ToiletsClean restrooms available at Visitors' Center.

Tips

🗓️ Check website for event schedules.

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