Explore our National Historic Landmarks: Washington, DC

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Tosin Olusola

  • Washington, DC

  • USA

  • Arts & Culture

  • City Travel

  • Entertainment

  • Outdoors

  • Local Food

Monument in DC
Curator’s statement

Washington, DC, is a great destination for any solo or group travel experience to walk in back in time through the nation's founding father's journey of creation of the world's greatest nation. DC is the world's largest public library with sprawling world-class museums, galleries, historic sites, memorials. It doesn't stop there, DC has so much to offer for history buffs from the Mt. Vernon Mansion to the Library of Congress. Enjoy this walk back in time immersed in the aesthetic scenic beauty of the Washington, DC, metropolis.

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Things to do in Washington, DC

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Adventures

Washington, DC is a great place to tour, so many attractions and often so little time. Here are some fun things to do. For adventurers, take in the Potomac river along the Capital Crescent trail. Take in the scenic beauty of Great Falls on a fun afternoon hike.

History Enthusiasts

For history buffs, take in the wealth of times and events past at the Smithsonian Museums and then head over to National Mall for a panoramic view of the National Monument and US Capitol Building. The fun doesn't stop there, head over to the Library of Congress and tour of the White House.


Shopping

DC is no stranger to the latest in fashion, checkout Georgetown and Metro Center for great shopping and dining options.

Entertainment

We celebrate the arts here in the DMV, so head over to the Kennedy center or National Harbour for great musical, theater, and dance performances. In the Spring, be sure not to miss the iconic Cherry Blossom festival.


Wellness

To wind down after a long trip of days full of fun activities, rejuvenate at any one of the many world class spas like the Relâche Spa & Salon or Spa at the Ritz-Carlton. Relax, reflect and be restored.

Places to eat & drink in Washington, DC

cafe in DC

Breakast

Founding Farmers - One of DC's top breakfast brunch spots that brings rustic American farm to table ready meals.

Tatte Bakery & Cafe - great homemade breads and pastries from all over the world nestled in opulent Bethesda neighborhood.

Lunch

Thai Chef - great authentic thai street food for the budget friendly patron located in the lively Dupont Circle neighborhood.

Nina Mae - New America fare cuisine in home-like comfy feel setting.

Dinner

Sequoia DC - Classic American food overlooking the Potomac river.

Le Diplomate - great classic brassiere for traditional French cuisine.

Cocktail

W Hotel - Relax with the best view of the White house at the rooftop lounge at the W hotel.

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For more travel tips, check out Fora Advisor Robert Huie’s guide, Best Weekend Getaways from Washington, DC - The Eastern Shore, Middleburg, Washington, and Rehoboth.

This guide is part of our ongoing series on travel to Washington DC.