Driving Directions From Virginia Commonwealth University to The White House

The White House is a very popular tourist attraction for many Americans. It is the home to the leader of our country, the President of the United States. The current term that will be lasting from January 2009 – January 2013 is extra special because it is historic. This is the term being served by Barack Obama, America’s first African-American President. He has been attracting a lot of attention to the White House and to the American government in general. This article will give driving directions to the White House from Virginia Commonwealth University. There are some students there that will certainly appreciate these directions.

So you want to have success driving from VCU to the White House? The starting location will be the VCU Student Commons which is located at 907 Floyd Avenue, Richmond, VA 23284. The ending location will be the White House located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC. Your first task will be to find Belvidere. To get to Belvidere drive towards Monroe Park and make a right. At this point you should be on the same street as the Landmark Theatre. Pass the Landmark Theatre and make a left. At this point you should be seeing some of the dormitories and you should pass the engineering building. Drive to the end of that street, to the traffic light and make a left. At this point you should be on Belvidere.

So you want to have success driving from VCU to the White House? Keep going left on Belvidere and merge on I-95 North. Keep going on I-95 North for 93 miles. Keep right via exit 170A-B toward I-395 N/WASHINGTON/I-495 N/TYSONS CORNER. Take exit 170 A. Keep left and take exit 1. Turn left onto Madison Drive Nothwest. Turn right onto 15th Street Nothwest. Turn left onto Constitution Avenue Northwest. Turn right onto 17th Street Northwest. Turn right onto E Street Northwest. Arrive at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

Now that you have found success driving to the White House, you will want to take a guided tour. In order to tour the White House you must make arrangements in advance. It would be good advice to plan your trip 30 days in advance. Start your planning by first calling your congressman or calling the White House for information.