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Catch a performance at the Kennedy Center's free Open House Arts Festival, wine and dine, and go undercover at the International Spy Museum.
Read the articleDestinations: Penn Quarter · Dupont Circle · Gold Coast · Chinatown/Convention Center · Foggy Bottom
Themes: Arts + Culture · Summer Travel
Inspired by: T+L's Global Guide to Arts & Culture
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The hotel attracts sophisticated, creative types rather than buttoned-up politicos.
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Before 7 p.m., the stylish trattoria has a top-notch pretheater menu. Dishes such as red chard–and–chicken liver crostini and diver scallops with c
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A must-visit for both wannabe spy kids and their John le Carré-reading parents, this terrific interactive museum gives you the chance to try your h
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Georgetown, The Mall, White House/Downtown, Penn Quarter, Georgetown
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The Mall, Georgetown, Dupont Circle, U Street, Chinatown/Convention Center
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Milwaukee & Lake Michigan Area, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Spring Green, Toledo, Downtown Minneapolis
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London, Mayfair, Clerkenwell, Hyde Park/Green Park, Bloomsbury
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Chicago, The Loop, Near North
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