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Visit ASMI
201 Park Washington Court
Falls Church, VA 22046-4527
Phone: 703-533-0251
Fax: 703-241-5603
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ASMI is located in
Falls Church, VA, a community of
about 10,500 about seven miles from Washington,
D.C., and inside the Capital Beltway.
Falls Church is situated between the
employment and retail centers of Tyson's
Corner and Seven Corners. The
city's downtown is located at the
intersection of Virginia Route 7 and
U.S. Route 29.
Falls Church is an especially convenient
location within the Greater Washington
region. It is strategically
located between
Ronald Reagan Washington National
Airport and
Washington Dulles International Airport.
The city's location makes it a quick
15-minute drive into downtown D.C.
ASMI Headquarters is only 1.2 miles from
the East Falls Church metro stop on the
orange line.
The
DC Metro System links Falls Church
to Union Station, the terminal providing
Amtrak service along the Atlantic
seaboard. Destinations such as
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York
can be reached via Amtrak with trains
leaving hourly from Union Station.
Metrobus also provides regional service
to Falls Church.
For a detailed map of
the area and driving directions,
click here.
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Falls
Church Amenities
Falls Church offers an array of
restaurants - ranging from Thai and
Italian to Irish and French - and the
historic downtown-area features antique
stores and regular hometown
celebrations. Recommended hotels
located close to ASMI Headquarters are:
Econo Lodge - 6800 Lee Highway,
Arlington, VA 22213, 703-538-5300
Marriott TownPlaces Suites - 205
Hillwood Avenue, Falls Church, VA 22046,
703-237-6172
Governor's Quality Inn - 6650
Arlington Boulevard, Falls Church, VA,
703-532-8900
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Washington, D.C.-Area Attractions
There are many sites to visit in the
Washington area. A few of the
highlights include:
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The White House, the U.S. Capitol, and
the Washington Monument. The
museums of the Smithsonian
Institution, including the National
Air and Space Museum, the National
Gallery of Art, the Museum of Natural
History, and the Naitonal Museum of
American History - and don't forget
the National Zoological Park.
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Mount Vernon, home of first U.S.
President George Washington.
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Arlington National Cemetery, the
National Archives, the U.S. National
Arboretum, and more.
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For complete information
on all of the activities you would like
to plan for your D.C.-area stay, visit
these recommended Web sites:
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Washington Post Visitors Guide
- The Guide includes a National Mall
virtual tour, with panoramic photos,
profiles, and an interactive map of
attractions on the Mall.
Especially useful is a section on
"learning to navigate the city like a
local."
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Washingtonian Online - The
Washingtonian will tell you what's
happening in D.C., including cultural
events, sports events, and more.
Check out their "Museum Guide" as well
as their list of the "100 Best
Restaurants" in our nation's capital.
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Visiting the White House - For
the most up-to-date information, call
the 24-hour visitors office info line
at 202-456-7041.
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- Visiting the
Capitol - Learn how to get passes
to visit the U.S. Senate and U.S.
House of Representatives, and the
schedule for guided tours. A
U.S. Capitol virtual tour is available
on both of these sites.
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