Things To Do
Lincoln Memorial
If you have never been to DC, the Lincoln Memorial offers the most photogenic views of DC.
Georgetown Cupcake
You might have heard about this place. For DC area folk, its famous for long lines. Are the cupcakes any good? If you love butter cream frosting, you'll love Georgetown Cupcakes.
The Board Room VA
The place where it all started, Alex and Karin's first date. It’s a fun, upscale bar with a free board game library for all patrons to checkout games while enjoying the company.
Chima Steakhouse Tysons Corner
The place where Alex and Karin said "I Love you" (and where Alex fell in love with Brazilian food).
The Capitol Building
Contact your local representative to book a private or group tour of the Capitol Building
National Air and Space Museum
Perfect for those who love all things air and space.
National Museum of American History
One could spend multiple days inside and always find something new or interesting!
International Spy Museum
The Spy Museum is an independent nonprofit museum, so they do charge a few-for-entry unlike the other museums on this list which are owned through the Smithsonian. The Spy Museum documents the tradecraft, history, and contemporary role of espionage. It holds the largest collection of international espionage artifacts on public display. There are a ton of interactive spy-themed challenges, and one could spend multiple days inside this museum. We highly recommend this one!