Located just steps from the White House and the Willard, Old Ebbitt Grill is one of DC's most iconic restaurants. Known for its historic charm, fresh seafood, and classic American menu, it's a great spot for lunch, dinner, or drinks while exploring the city.
Excellent French food in the 14th Street/Logan Circle area. There are lots of other restaurants and bars nearby, but this is our favorite in that area! Le Dip is great for brunch, lunch, or dinner.
Explore the various Smithsonian museums, including the National Museum of American History and the National Museum of Natural History. The museums are free and you can walk in or reserve entry passes on the website linked below.
Say hi to the famous pandas and explore other exhibits at the National Zoo.
Visit the home of the U.S. President. Tours must be booked in advance using the link below.
Stroll the National Mall and see the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, and Capitol. The Smithsonian museums are also nearby.
Cute coffee shop with good coffee and lighter breakfast options.
Grab a bite to eat by the waterfront or walk up towards M St NW or Wisconsin Ave NW to shop.
If you want a fancy brunch, Fiola Mare is the perfect spot! It's on the Georgetown Waterfront and has delicious food.
Duke's Grocery is a British themed pub known for having the best burger in DC. There are a few locations in the city, including one across from the Zoo.
Enjoy hiking trails and scenic spots in this expansive urban park.
Embrace nature while exploring Theodore Roosevelt Island, which has views of the famous Watergate Hotel, Georgetown, and the Kennedy Center.
Martin's Tavern is a Georgetown favorite that's famously known as the restaurant where John F. Kennedy proposed to Jacqueline Bouvier.