Destinations: Arlington · McLean · White House/Downtown · Penn Quarter · Georgetown · Dupont Circle · Chinatown/Convention Center · NW Washingon
Themes: Food + Drink
Inspired by: D.C. Food Scene — by Jay Cheshes, Published Mar. 2006
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CloseDestinations: Arlington · McLean · White House/Downtown · Penn Quarter · Georgetown · Dupont Circle · Chinatown/Convention Center · NW Washingon
Themes: Food + Drink
Inspired by: D.C. Food Scene — by Jay Cheshes, Published Mar. 2006
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Georgetown, The Mall, White House/Downtown, Penn Quarter, Georgetown
The capital city that John F. Kennedy once panned for its “Southern efficiency and Northern charm” continues to rebuild itself into the world-class cultural and culinary capital it was always meant
...The Mall, Georgetown, Dupont Circle, U Street, Chinatown/Convention Center
Visiting Washington, D.C., can feel like the school trip from hell: no matter who you are, no matter what you’re interested in, you’re stuck with the same obligatory sights. We say, Table that noti
...White House/Downtown, Capitol Hill, Chinatown/Convention Center, Foggy Bottom
Eco-minded travelers can tour the capital city in an electric roadster, book a treatment at the country's first LEED-certified spa, and shack up at a wind-powered hotel.
Penn Quarter, Dupont Circle, Gold Coast, Chinatown/Convention Center, Foggy Bottom
Catch a performance at the Kennedy Center's free Open House Arts Festival, wine and dine, and go undercover at the International Spy Museum.
London, Mayfair, Clerkenwell, Hyde Park/Green Park, Bloomsbury
Once considered a backwater of crusty Old Master dealers, London is now a contemporary art powerhouse, with more creative and commercial artistic clout than anywhere outside New York.
Washington, D.C., Dupont Circle, U Street, NW Washingon
As D.C.’s inner city blossoms, roughly six contiguous areas north of downtown are being grouped as MidCity. At its heart, Logan Circle and the U Street Corridor have been among the city’s most emba
...Mount Vernon, The Mall, White House/Downtown, Penn Quarter, Georgetown
It costs absolutely nothing to visit all 14 museums of the Smithsonian Institution. You'll find the best hotel rates on the weekends, when the movers and shakers skip town. Don't be shy about askin
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