Things To Do
Shopping In Georgetown
Stroll M Street NW and Wisconsin Avenue NW for some of the best shopping that Washington, D.C. has to offer. From high-end retail to upscale boutiques, over 400 stores make D.C.’s oldest neighborhood a shopping destination.
The National Mall
Take some time to walk around the D.C. monuments. Start at the Lincoln Memorial and enjoy the view of the National Mall, Jefferson Memorial, Washington Monument, and Capitol Building.
Museums
D.C. has a ton of amazing (and free!) museums for guests who are looking to kill a few hours. Some of our favorites are the National Portrait Gallery, The Hirshhorn, Planet Word for some interactive exhibits, and The Renwick (right next to the White House if you want to kill two birds with one stone).
Union Market
This lively food hall has 40+ independent vendors, with everything from tacos and dumplings to coffee, pastries, and cocktails. Wander around, grab a few things to share, and check out the surrounding shops and murals.
The Wharf DC
D.C.’s modern waterfront destination offers restaurants, live music, boat rides, boutique shops, and vibrant public spaces with stunning views along the Potomac River.
Blagden Alley
A charming historic alley with murals, interesting architecture, and cool coffee spots. It's especially nice for guests who prefer exploring neighborhoods over doing the typical tourist circuit.
U.S. National Arboretum
A 446-acre living museum, the National Arboretum is home to stunning gardens, bonsai collections, and the iconic National Capitol Columns. It’s a peaceful retreat for nature lovers, just a short drive from downtown.
Where To Eat
COFFEE + BAKERIES Seylou Bakery DUA DC Coffee Baked & Wired Slip Stream The Coffee Bar Big Bear Cafe CASUAL BITES Chicken and Whisky The Royal Chaia Tacos (Vegetarian) Dukes Grocery Call Your Mother Deli Lulu's Wine Garden NICE SIT DOWN MEALS Rumi's Kitchen Le Diplomat Unconventional Diner All Purpose Pizza Zaytinya