Glossary W
Glossary W
In the travel context, "Washington" refers to several destinations that are popular among travelers and tourists. The term can refer to the state of Washington in the United States, as well as various places and landmarks named after George Washington, the first President of the United States. Each of these Washington destinations offers unique attractions and experiences for travelers.
Washington DC - Baltimore Washington International Airport is an airport in Baltimore/USA with the airport code BWI
This airport is on position 303 (501, 426) in our monthly Top100 of World Airports
Washington DC - Dulles International Airport is an airport in Washington,, DC/USA with the Airport Code IAD
This airport is on position 1215 (1379, 427) in our monthly Top100 of World Airports
Washington DC - Ronald Reagan National Airport is an airport in Washington DC/USA with the Airport Code DCA
This airport is on position 184 (290, 1476) in our monthly Top100 of World Airports
Washington, D.C. is the Capital and a major city in the USA.
This city is on position 154 (34, 102) in our monthly survey.
Washington, DC-Airport is a common name for all airports in Washington, DC/USA with the Airport Code WAS. WAS is common IATA code for Washington Dulles International Airport (IATA: IAD), Baltimore–Washington International Airport (IATA: BWI) and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (IATA: DCA).
This airport is on position 481 (148, 274) in our monthly Top100 of World Airports
Deutsch: Wachturm / Español: Torre de vigilancia / Português: Torre de vigia / Français: Tour de guet / Italiano: Torre di guardia
In the travel context, a watchtower refers to a structure built to provide a high, panoramic view of the surrounding area, historically used for surveillance and defense purposes. Today, watchtowers attract travelers interested in history, architecture, and natural landscapes. They are often found in historic fortifications, on borders, in national parks, and at scenic viewpoints, offering visitors unique perspectives of cities, countrysides, or natural features. Exploring watchtowers can provide insight into the history and strategic importance of a location, as well as offer breathtaking views that are a highlight for photographers, history enthusiasts, and nature lovers alike.