Visiting Washington DC
Get to know the capital region by touring the White House and National Mall, or take in a game of baseball at Naitonals Park with the Washington Nationals.
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A showcase of the United States of America, Washington DC lives up to its role as the Nation’s Capital. From the US Capitol on the hill to the Lincoln Memorial near the Potomac River, the Washington Mall is the core of a visit to DC.
The White House, Smithsonian Museums and memorials to major battles fill the mall and surrounding neighborhoods. History spills outside the District leading to Virginia’s Arlington National Cemetery, Annapolis in Maryland, and the shores of the Chesapeake Bay along the Maryland and Delaware coasts.
Browse through charming shops in Georgetown, stroll the banks of the Potomac River as spring rowers pass in the water, or take in a show at the Kennedy Center. Visit Washington DC and the surrounding area – its history, sites and attractions are an inspiration.
Washington DC and the Capital Region
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Washington DC is always an exciting destination. DC with Virginia and Maryland suburbs, is a showcase for the United States of America. It's the season to see the White House draped in winter snow. The National Mall, surrounded by barren trees, offers trails for lunchtime joggers or, with snow, an excellent cross country track. Smithsonian Museums line the streets leading to Capitol Hill and parks are filled with magnificent memorials to former Presidents, National conflicts and important historic figures, offering seemingly endless sights. Enjoy the District's cool winter weather and minimal crowds to see the most popular sights without delays. Don’t miss the newly dedicated Martin Luther King Memorial this January on its inaugural MLK holiday.
Art lovers, be sure to visit the National Gallery of Art for "WARHOL: Headlines – National Gallery of Art" before it closes on January 2nd. Featuring 80 works by Andy Warhol, this exhibit focuses on his creations based on news and tabloid headlines. The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden is also exhibiting works by Andy Warhol. Featuring 102 canvases, "Andy Warhol: Shadows" is installed edge to edge as Warhol intended and in its entirety. Shadows closes on January 15th.
The Library of Congress celebrates the 60th anniversary of the debut of I Love Lucy with the exhibition "I Love Lucy: An American Legend". Running through January 28th, visitors see the history of I Love Lucy through photographs, scripts and family memorabilia. See this wonderful slice of Americana at the Library of Congress. A destination in and of itself, the LOC is the world’s largest collection of knowledge and culture and is open for guided tours daily.
Winter is an ideal time to head inside and explore your favorite of Washington DC’s 17 Smithsonian museums – be sure to see some favorite exhibits like the Hope Diamond at the Natural History Museum, or the planetarium at the National Air and Space Museum. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing is always exciting, as visitors watch millions of dollars being printed and engraved. Washington DC offers no end of fascinating exhibitions and destinations.
Across the Potomac lies the Washington suburbs of Arlington, Alexandria and Fairfax among the most recognizable of Virginia’s DC area cities. Northern Virginia is home to destinations like Arlington National Cemetery, across Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Bridge, and Mount Vernon, George Washington’s estate 16-miles south of DC.
There is no better place to celebrate President’s Day 2012 than Alexandria. Join the festivities in Old Town Alexandria the weekend of February 18th and 19th. The 280th birthday celebration of George Washington features the George Washington Classic 10-K race, “Walking with Washington” tours of Alexandria and the George Washington Birthday Parade. Visit historic Alexandria and celebrate Presidents Day where it all began.
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1121 New Hampshire Avenue NW, Washington Washington D.C.Get away to this well-appointed Washington, D.C. hotel and delight in many amenities and being near the White House and George Washington University. Situated in the charming neighborhood of Georgetown, this District of Columbia hotel offers convenient access to some of our nation's most well-known attractions and historical landmarks. Enjoy a two-mile or less commute to Embassy Row, the White… Learn more about this location |
