Located in a grove of trees near the southwest corner on the grounds of the National Academy of Sciences, the Albert Einstein Memorial honors one of the greatest minds in history. The bronze statue weighs over 7,000 pounds and depicts Einstein seated with crumpled manuscripts in his hand. Written on the manuscripts are three of the Einstein's most famous scientific discoveries in their equation form. The statue sits on a white granite circular bench and inside the circle are over 2,000 metal objects embedded in the stone representing the many astronomical objects including the sun, moon, and planets at their exact location at noon on April 22, 1979 when the memorial was dedicated.
The following tours drive by Albert Einstein Memorial Statue:
With a renowned professional photographer at your side, you'll visit some of the most visually pleasing points in the city and receive helpful instruction and tips that will improve your photography skills immensely as you catch some of the monuments like the Lincoln Memorial, the White House, and more on film during your full day instructional.
Combine a tour of Washington, DC's top landmarks and buildings with professional instruction in the world of photography on this half-day Washington Photo Safari and get the ultimate Washington DC experience caught on film.
We also offer a detail of most tour stops, drive bys and visits with our Tour Connections page.
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