The Eagles in National Harbor, Maryland, is a striking sculpture that soars high above the Potomac River and the surrounding art installations. Created by Albert Paley in 2008, it features two massive stainless steel eagle sculptures perched atop 60-foot poles. Each eagle weighs 4,500 pounds and boasts a 14-foot wingspan, making them an impressive sight.
Located in the main plaza of the National Harbor Complex, the eagles appear to glide through the sky as visitors stroll down American Way, the vibrant main street of National Harbor.
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National Harbor, Maryland, is a vibrant waterfront development located along the Potomac River, just south of Washington, D.C. Opened in 2008, it transformed a stretch of previously undeveloped land into a bustling hub for entertainment, dining, shopping, and recreation. The area is known for its scenic views of the river and easy accessibility, offering something for everyone, from family attractions like The Capital Wheel and the National Harbor Carousel to a dynamic mix of hotels, restaurants, shops, and conference centers. One of its standout features is its commitment to public art with a variety of outdoor art on every corner, including America’s Team — Protecting Your Freedom and The Belvedere, right next to this attraction.
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