Things To Do

Metro From Tysons to DC

For those staying in Tysons, the Silver Line Metro is a convenient way to explore Washington, D.C. The Tysons stations connect directly to downtown D.C., with stops near popular landmarks, museums, and neighborhoods. Trains run frequently, and the ride into the city takes about 30–40 minutes depending on your destination.

Museum of the Palestinian People

The Museum of the Palestinian People is the first museum in Washington D.C. devoted to preserving and celebrating Palestinian history, arts, and culture. For decades, the story of the Palestinian people has been told by others; until now. The Museum of the Palestinian People is here to tell our stories; stories that encompass the rich history, vibrant arts and culture, of a people who thrive even in the face of adversity.

National Portrait Gallery

If you have time, stop by the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in DC. It's free to enter and beautifully curated. The light-filled Kogod Courtyard is also a lovely spot to relax mid-day.

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

Old Town

Old Town is Alexandria's beloved downtown and nationally designated historic district on the Potomac River waterfront.

Reston Town Center

If you have some free time, Reston is a great nearby spot to relax and explore. Reston Town Center offers a walkable mix of shops, cafés, and restaurants, perfect for grabbing coffee, a bite to eat, or just strolling around. For something more scenic, check out Lake Anne, a peaceful historic village with waterfront views and cozy cafés.