Theodore Roosevelt Island Park

A memorial to the 26th President of the United States of America, Theodore Roosevelt, the Theodore Roosevelt Park is a peek into his ideas and beliefs. The 17-foot-high bronze statue housed by the park serves as a reminder of all that he stood for. The sculptor who created the statue made sure to carve out some of Roosevelt’s quotations on granites surrounding the statue. So, the park in Washington DC not only becomes an escape from busy city life and the political turmoil of the district, but it also forces you to contemplate Roosevelt’s beliefs.

The 91 acres of wilderness housed along the Potomac river contains miles of trails amidst a scenic landscape. By honouring America's greatest nature lover, the park finds its sentimental value in history and its currency value in the assortment of flora and fauna that it has to offer to its visitors. So, take out your hiking gears and bikes and explore the raw and untouched beauty of nature in all its glory as you visit this park in Washington DC.