German-American Friendship Garden, Garden in the United States of America
The German-American Friendship Garden symbolizes the bond between the USA and Germany.
It commemorates the 300th anniversary of German immigration to America.
Features plants native to both countries, reflecting shared values and interests.
Located on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., it's free to visit year-round.
This garden has a pathway representing the first German settlers' journey to America.
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