Flights to Washington DC

Washington DC is not just a place to view historical monuments and The White House. Though there are plenty of museums and places to educate, it has another side to it as well, one of wilderness at Great Falls National Park and night-time delights around Shaw Street.

Delve a little deeper into the real capital by buying flights to Washington as soon as possible. It is more compact than New York, less glitzy than Las Vegas, and not as far as Los Angeles. So look up cheap flights to Washington with BudgetAir today, and give it a go.

Information on the flights Washington offers

The choice of available flights to Washington is immense as is the choice of airports. Many airlines have flights to Washington meaning the competition is fierce which keeps the prices down. Get the cheapest possible flights to Washington through BudgetAir as it is able to scan all the airlines that have flights Washington bound and reveal the best deal within minutes.

There are three airports that take flights to Washington – Dulles International, which is 25 miles away, Reagan National, 22 miles from the centre, and Baltimore-Washington International, 30 miles away. BudgetAir will have all options on the website so choose the flights to Washington which suit you the best.

Wonders of Washington

You can take a free tour of the White House, the President’s residence, but is a lengthy process requiring an application months in advance. It is easier to pop into the White House visitor centre instead. The National Mall runs from the Lincoln Memorial to Capitol Hill with a reflecting pool and many museums in between.

Out of the many museums on offer, why not head for the International Spy Museum? It is very popular so get there early to uncover trade secrets of the undercover world. The Washington Monument is the tallest building in the area and tickets are free but have to be reserved.

If you have children with you on your flights to Washington there is plenty to keep them amused from finding moon rocks at the National Air & Space Museum to gazing in awe at the dinosaurs at the National Museum of Natural History and riding the oldest carousel in the world at the Mall.