EAT. STAY. SHOP. PLAY.
The U.S. National Arboretum, photo by Wayne Thume via Flickr.
are necessary for entering
the Holocaust Memorial
Museum building…lest
we ever forget.
100 Raoul Wallenberg
Place SW
202.488.0400
The Spy Museum
Compared to the other
powerhouse museums,
this relatively new and
smaller-scaled one is
jam-packed with fascinating facts, fun interactive exhibits and a sense
of real Washington
intrigue. We first went
for the kids; we go back
now for us.
800 F Street NW
202.393.7798
The Great Outdoors
The National Mall
Because EVERYTHING
is there.
202.426.6841
The United States
National Arboretum
(photo above) and
Dumbarton Oaks Garden
Or just take a stroll during Cherry Blossom time
and marvel at the wonder of it all.
The Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, Rock Creek Park
and Great Falls Park
Too many awesome hiking/
running spots to adequately
do justice. Just get on a pair
of comfortable shoes and
hit a trail…any trail.
The United States
National Arboretum
3501 New York
Avenue NE
202.245.2726
The Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal
Dumbarton Oaks Garden
3120 R Street NW
202.339.6400
Great Falls Park
9200 Old Dominion Drive
703.285.2965
Rock Creek Park
3545 Williamsburg Lane NW
202.895.6000
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