The 3 most Googled questions about the White House

Today it happens. Donald and Melania are packing their bags and heading to Palm Springs with their tails between their legs. Adeline already wrote earlier how that goes, that changing of the guard at the White House. In just six hours, one is out and the other is in. Now that's what I call moving house.

Today, Joe and Jill Biden are entering the most famous little house in the world.

Of course, today is mainly about a – hopefully – peaceful transfer of power, but that White House, that keeps people busy too. There’s a lot of activity on the various search engines, which calls for a fun little investigation. Namely: what is the most asked question on the internet about the president's residence?

At 1: Where is the White House located?
This question was asked 134,000 times. And you can add one more to that because I looked it up for you. The address is 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington and it is located in President’s Park.

At 2: How many rooms are there in the White House?
This question was asked 85,000 times. I looked that up for you too. It has 132 rooms, 28 fireplaces, a movie theater, a swimming pool, and a bowling alley. I think Joe and Jill will have fun there.

At 3: Who designed the White House?
70,800 people wanted to know that. Maybe you do too: the architect was James Hoban and he started construction in 1762.

Tomorrow a post about crazy, fun White House facts?
I’m on it.