Things To Do
Georgetown
Charming streets, great shopping, and a beautiful waterfront walk.
The Wharf DC
Waterfront dining, drinks, and great energy.
Old Town Alexandria Waterfront
Cobblestone streets, waterfront views, cute shops, and great restaurants.
Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
One of DC’s most famous museums—dinosaurs, gems, and cool air-conditioning
John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
DC’s iconic performing arts center. Go for skyline views from the terrace or catch a show if timing works.
Washington Monument
The centerpiece of the National Mall.
Lincoln Memorial
Best visited at sunset or at night—truly unforgettable.
World War II Memorial
Beautiful, open-air memorial between the monuments
Arlington National Cemetery
A powerful and moving experience. Home to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and President Kennedy’s gravesite.
The Great American Farmers Market 250th August 3rd-Aug 8th
A summer evening on the National Mall has a rhythm unlike almost anywhere else in the United States. The light falls across the open lawns, museum facades glow softly, and visitors move between civic landmarks with the unhurried curiosity of people who know they are walking through a shared national space. In August, that setting becomes warmer, brighter, and more social. The Great American Farmers Market fits naturally into that atmosphere because it brings food, families, farmers, and public gathering into the same landscape where the country tells many of its biggest stories.
