One of the best museums in DC! It's not free though. Just an FYI.
A DC classic located on the national mall! And its free!
The flag that was "still there" after the "rockets's red glare and the bombs bursting in air" is one of our favorite displays. Also free!
Definitely check out the indoor courtyard. It's a beautiful place to grab a cup of coffee and relax after all the DC walking!
This may be the best designed museum in DC. A must see! It's free but space is limited so make sure you go online and reserve some tickets.
A Smithsonian classic. Also free! So many free things! (Don't get too excited. The rest of the city is super expensive)
For art lovers! A free museum with all different kinds of sculptures and paintings.
A powerful museum with an honest look at our history. A free way to educate yourself!
Wanting to channel your inner James Bond? Come to the Spy Museum! FYI, teachers and students get discounted rates, so bring your IDs.
An awesome art gallery with unique and fun exhibits. It's also across the street from the White House!
Ah. The Holy Scriptures. A museum for anybody who's feeling especially devout. The museum is free just like salvation.
One of our favorie spots in DC. Its off the beaten tourist path but its well worth checking out.
A powerful memorial space. Make sure to see the changing of the guard!
Oooooooh plants....
It's so big! Be sure to explore the basement pathways as well.
It's a bit far away. But if you can make it out to see where George did all his thinkin' and eatin' and revolutionizin' its well worth it
A really fun Island to explore in the middle of the Potomac River. Most fun after dark (although that may not be allowed)
Where all the trains meet! A pretty impressive sight and also has a great food court.
Really great Mediterranean food and super friendly people!
One of our favorite places to grab a beer and hang out in DuPont
This place is great if you are a cider connoisseur
Honey walnut shrimp. No explanation needed.
Whether your in the mood for cupcakes, baked goods, good coffee or tea as you stroll along the Georgetown waterfront, Baked and Wired won’t disappoint!
While we are sad they don’t sell the peanut butter bacon burger anymore, we love this place for brunch! Call ahead one hour before to put your name in to mitigate the long waits on the weekend
Great place for Thai food- we recommend the pad Thai or the pad see ew
A DC staple, Ben’s Chili Bowl is a historic restaurant on U Street that everyone (and we mean everyone) makes a stop at
Cuban food. Need we say more?
You can crunchify your burger here by adding potato chips (mmm, Marissa’s favorite)
Get the smoke shack burger. Do it. You won’t regret it.
A chill coffee shop near where Jon used to live
A fun bar with their own home brewed beer on tap
One of the stops the day we got engaged! Check out the Coupe to see where Jon gifted Marissa a book filled with letters, poems, and journal entries we’d written one another the past three years.
A GW staple, you can’t go wrong with this food truck turned store front dessert establishment! Mix and match their ice cream and cookie combos for a bomb snack.
Marissa recommends their nitro cold brew- sooo good!