Melania Trump opens the doors of the White House to the public

The White House will be open to the public from February 25

First Lady Melania Trump announced on Wednesday that the White House will open its doors to the public for the first time in Trump's second term in late February.

According to the announcement of the office of the First Lady of the United States, public visits to the White House, which were suspended during the transfer of power and the establishment of the 47th President in the Oval Office, will resume on February 25.

According to the New York Post, Melania Trump announced in a statement: "The President and I are very happy to reopen the doors of the White House to those interested in the amazing story of this beautiful and important icon."

The first lady of the United States noted that during a visit to the White House, one can learn a lot about the American presidency, the families of the presidents who lived in this palace, as well as the rich history of the American nation.

Emphasizing the uniqueness of this opportunity, he added that this is a tradition that we are proud to continue for the hundreds of thousands of visitors who come to the White House every year.

According to the information of the White House, the tour of this mansion located at 1600 Pennsylvania Street includes visiting the public rooms in the east wing of the building, as well as parts of the presidential residence, such as the Vermilion Room, the Library, the China Room, the Blue Room, the Red Room, the Green Room, and the State Dining Room. Visitors can also see a part of Jacqueline Kennedy's garden.