Giant Roadside Attractions in Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C. has 3 giant roadside attractions on our map, from Albert Einstein Memorial in Washington to smaller oddities just off the highway. Use the map to find the ones on your route.
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Albert Einstein Memorial
Washington, DC
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The Big Chair
Washington (Anacostia), DC
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Typewriter Eraser, Scale X
Washington, DC
ObjectGiant roadside attractions in Washington, D.C. by town
- Washington: Albert Einstein Memorial, Typewriter Eraser, Scale X
- Washington (Anacostia): The Big Chair
Washington, D.C. questions
How many giant roadside attractions are in Washington, D.C.?
Our map has 3 so far: Albert Einstein Memorial in Washington, The Big Chair in Washington (Anacostia), Typewriter Eraser, Scale X in Washington. We add more as people suggest them.
What is the oldest roadside giant in Washington, D.C.?
On our map it is The Big Chair in Washington (Anacostia), which dates from 1959.
Is there a giant roadside attraction in Washington, D.C. that's missing?
Tell us with the Suggest a giant form. We check each suggestion before it goes on the map.