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Things To Do

Georgetown

Georgetown

Washington, DC

The charming neighborhood perfect for shopping, dining, and strolling around the famous colorful rowhouses. Visit the Kennedy Center for a show or rooftop drink.

Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan, and 14th St

Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan, and 14th St

Washington, DC

Quintessential and vibrant DC neighborhoods - Andrea's first DC apartment was in Dupont, and Spencer in Adams Morgan. Nearby Logan Circle/14th St also boasts some of DC's best restaurants and bars. Many dates and nights with friends have been spent in the restaurants and bars across these three areas. If you have time, stroll on over to Embassy Row- starting in Dupont and extending past AdMo.

National Mall

National Mall

Washington, DC

Any classic DC trip requires a stroll around the National Mall. In early November, you'll get to enjoy it with beautiful fall colors and crisp weather.

Capitol Hill

Washington, DC

After you see the US Capitol, you can continue to the Capitol Hill neighborhood for more old DC charm, colorful houses, and of course more great dining. Ambar is a favorite for modern Balkan cuisine and unlimited small plates.

The Wharf DC

The Wharf DC

760 Maine Avenue Southwest, Washington, DC

DC's waterfront neighborhood is perfect for upscale dining and a drink with a view.

Smithsonian Museums

Smithsonian Museums

Washington, DC

DC has an exceptional set of museums, which are free to the public and conveniently located around the National Mall. Some highlights include the National History Museum, National Gallery, Air and Space Museum, and National Portrait Gallery.

National Museum of Women in the Arts

National Museum of Women in the Arts

1250 New York Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC

And of course, take some time to enjoy the art of our wedding venue. The museum is open for visiting from 10 am-5 pm.