Best of Washington DC
3 days
51 km
USA
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1Note: Begin your trip with a visit to the iconic Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. This museum is world-renowned for its size and quality of exhibits, and visitors of all ages are sure to be amazed by the experience. The museum is home to a number of exhibits that cover topics ranging from sea life to dinosaur fossils to gemstones and so much more. You could truly spend an entire day just exploring the museum, so take your time as you stroll through. The best part is that admission to the museum is completely free!
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2Note: Continue on with your tour of some of DC’s most iconic sights by taking a walk along the National Mall. The National Mall is a roughly 2-mile-long walkway that features some of the city’s most famous monuments, such as the Capitol Building and the Lincoln Memorial.4km | 8m
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3Note: Georgetown is located right along the Potomac River, offering great opportunities to walk along the water and enjoy the waterfront views. There are some beautiful historic buildings in the Georgetown neighborhood, as well as plenty of options for shopping, eating, and grabbing a drink.3km | 10m
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4Note: An upscale and trendy stay right next to the Capitol, for those looking to splurge.
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1Note: An upscale and trendy stay next to the Capitol building, for those looking to splurge.4km | 13m
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2Note: Eastern Market is a great opportunity to support local businesses and enjoy Washington DC’s beautiful weather5km | 9m
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3Note: This museum is truly one-of-a-kind, featuring the world’s largest collection of espionage-related artifacts. The museum also incorporates hands-on exhibits where you can test your spy skills, making for a fun and engaging experience. Tickets are $16.95 for youth 7-12, and $26.95 for adults 13-64, though discounts are available for seniors, military, and students.1km | 5m
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4Note: Closeout the day by catching a live performance at the Ford’s Theatre, the infamous site of Abraham Lincoln’s assassination. The historic site has a museum detailing the theater’s background and the famous events that took place there. The theater also hosts performances such as musicals, plays, and even comedy shows!1km | 6m
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5Note: An upscale and trendy stay next to the Capitol building, for those looking to splurge.
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1Note: An upscale and trendy stay next to the Capitol building, for those looking to splurge.6km | 18m
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2Note: The Arboretum boasts over 400 acres of beautifully landscaped greenery, and there are a number of hiking, walking, and biking trails throughout the area.6km | 18m
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3Note: Spend the afternoon at the National Geographic Museum, a beautifully-curated museum highlighting the history of the organization and some of the iconic photography featured in the magazine’s pages. Tickets range from $10 for children 5-12 (under 5 are free), $12 for student/senior/military, and $15 for regular admission.2km | 7m
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4Note: The Adams Morgan neighborhood of DC is the perfect place to spend your final evening in town. This area is known for being culturally diverse, with plenty of options for nightlife ranging from bars to restaurants and some live music venues as well. You can sample a wide variety of foods in the Adams Morgan neighborhood and spend the night dancing or singing karaoke. Adams Morgan also features quirky architecture and street art, making for a fun environment to wander around and explore.10km | 22m
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