Outdoor concerts in a national park setting? Yes, please. Check their calendar for spring performances.
From ballet to Broadway, the Kennedy Center always has something special. Bonus: the rooftop terrace has an amazing view of the Potomac!
Walk through one of the oldest zoos in the country, nestled in Rock Creek Park. Great for families and animal lovers!
An immersive, interactive digital art experience — every exhibit is a stunning blend of technology and creativity.
See the monuments, museums, and cherry blossoms if you’re lucky!
A peaceful oasis with stunning seasonal blooms, walking paths, and a Korean bell garden — perfect for a quiet morning.
A dramatic stretch of waterfalls and hiking trails along the Potomac River — one of our favorite ways to escape the city!
Stroll along cobblestone streets, grab an ice cream, and take in the charm of 18th-century buildings and the scenic Potomac view.
Step into history at George Washington’s Mount Vernon, the beautifully preserved estate of our first president. Explore the mansion, gardens, and working farm with views of the Potomac River. There’s also a museum and education center onsite — perfect for history lovers of all ages!
You can’t visit DC without stopping by the Smithsonian — the world’s largest museum complex. Popular highlights include: • National Museum of American History • National Air and Space Museum • National Gallery of Art • Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden All are located on or near the National Mall — and all are free to enter!
Georgetown is one of DC’s most charming neighborhoods—perfect for strolling, shopping, or dining. Walk along the historic waterfront, grab coffee on M Street, check out the cute boutiques, and maybe treat yourself to a cupcake (or two—no judgment). It’s a great spot for brunch, photos, or just some much-needed wedding weekend wandering.