Most of the major monuments are here, with the exception of the MLK Memorial and the Jefferson Memorial which are around the Tidal Basin.
This is where we got our engagement photos taken! We highly recommend spending some time in the Atrium and visiting the presidential portrait exhibit.
Modern art museum located near the National Mall, often with cool rotating exhibits.
Come visit the zoo and see DC's newest pandas! Tip: if you're taking the metro, get off at Cleveland Park and leave from the Woodley Park station (it will save you from a walk up the hill). There are also some great restaurants right across the street.
Our favorite bakery in D.C. and worth the line! If you’re heading up to the zoo, this is a great space to stop on the way.
Directly across from the Zoo, the burgers are the best in the neighborhood. Quick and tasty spot for brunch, lunch, or dinner.
Our favorite Greek restaurant in Cleveland Park for a quick bite - Adam says, "try the grape leaves!"
Unlike the Smithsonian museums, this one does require a paid ticket.
Former home and estate of Marjorie Merriweather Post, heiress to the General Foods Corporation. Diverse collection of art and finery coupled with expansive gardens.
One of our favorite places to get breakfast near the venue! We recommend the Pharmacy Special or the Frenchie.
Specializes in conventional diner classics, despite the name; a premier destination for all things pancakes, eggs, and burgers.
Modern Spanish cuisine by José Andrés in downtown D.C. Sangria is excellent, but pitchers can be deceiving.
Another José Andrés restaurant downtown serving Mediterranean fare; great for any meal!
Covered open-air beer garden, an excellent place to enjoy a cold pint on an unseasonably warm March evening.
Local haunt for Detroit Lions superfans, serving authentic Midwestern classics. The only place on this side of the Potomac to enjoy a Chicago Dog with a shot of Malort.
Located near Dupont Circle, boasts a robust collection of board games and lagers. If you text Adam he'll probably come by to challenge you to a round of Scrabble.
With vendors selling food, crafts, and goods of all varieties there's a little something for everyone. Located five to ten minutes from the Noma/Gallaudet Metro station.