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Washington, DC, USA

The nation’s capital is most definitely a must-visit for everyone at one time or another. From the National Mall and Memorial Parks to Dupont Circle to the National Harbor, there is just so much to do and see in Washington DC that you’re going to be hard-pressed to fit it into even a week. The tree-lined streets with quaint and eclectic rowhomes makes for a picturesque walking day. Then cap things off with a visit to one of DC’s numerous restaurants and trendy bars in the likes of Adams Morgan or Georgetown, among other neighborhoods.
 

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DC Monuments Sightseeing Bus Tour with Air and Space Museum
DC Monuments Sightseeing Bus Tour with Air and Space Museum
Washington, D.C.
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Per Person $84
Washington DC Moonlit Tour
Washington DC Moonlit Tour
Washington, D.C.
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Per Person $64
Sightsee DC with 10+ Stops
Sightsee DC with 10+ Stops
Washington, D.C.
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Per Person $74
Afternoon Capitol Hill Walking Tour and Library of Congress
Afternoon Capitol Hill Walking Tour and Library of Congress
Washington, D.C.
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Per Person $75
Sightsee DC Highlights and Washington Monument
Sightsee DC Highlights and Washington Monument
Washington, D.C.
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Per Person $99
Morning Capitol Hill Walking Tour and Library of Congress
Morning Capitol Hill Walking Tour and Library of Congress
Washington, D.C.
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Per Person $75
DC Morning Monuments Bus Tour with Washington Monument
DC Morning Monuments Bus Tour with Washington Monument
Washington, D.C.
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Per Person $84
Sightsee DC Highlights with African American Museum
Sightsee DC Highlights with African American Museum
Washington, D.C.
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Per Person $99
Sightsee DC Highlights and Air and Space Museum
Sightsee DC Highlights and Air and Space Museum
Washington, D.C.
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Per Person $99
DC Morning Monuments Sightseeing Bus and Walking Tour
DC Morning Monuments Sightseeing Bus and Walking Tour
Washington, D.C.
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Per Person $59
Washington DC Moonlit Tour with African American Museum
Washington DC Moonlit Tour with African American Museum
Washington, D.C.
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Per Person $89
Mount Vernon Walking and Bus Tour
Mount Vernon Walking and Bus Tour
Washington, D.C.
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Per Person $95
The Dark Nights in DC Ghost Tour
The Dark Nights in DC Ghost Tour
Washington, DC
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Per Person $37
Half-Day Washington DC Bus Tour with Capitol Ground Access
Half-Day Washington DC Bus Tour with Capitol Ground Access
Washington, D.C.
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Per Person $59
Cherry Blossoms Galore Bus Tour
Cherry Blossoms Galore Bus Tour
Washington
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Per Person $59
Black Broadway – U Street Food Tour
Black Broadway – U Street Food Tour
Washington
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Per Person $105
Convertible Bus Tour
Convertible Bus Tour
Washington
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Per Person $129
Old Town Alexandria and Mount Vernon Bus Tour
Old Town Alexandria and Mount Vernon Bus Tour
Washington
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Per Person $109
Best of DC VIP Bus Tour
Best of DC VIP Bus Tour
Washington
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Per Person $149
DC at Dusk Night Bus Tour
DC at Dusk Night Bus Tour
Washington
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Per Person $69
DC Holiday Lights Tour
DC Holiday Lights Tour
Washington
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Per Person $69
Private Smithsonian Museum of Natural History Tour
Private Smithsonian Museum of Natural History Tour
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Per Group $573
Private Smithsonian Museum of American History Tour
Private Smithsonian Museum of American History Tour
Washington
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Per Group $573
Private Capitol Hill Walking Tour
Private Capitol Hill Walking Tour
Washington
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Per Group $520
Private DC National Mall Walking Tour
Private DC National Mall Walking Tour
Washington
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Per Group $520
Semi-Private National Archives and American History Tour
Semi-Private National Archives and American History Tour
Washington
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Per Person $175
Semi-Private Smithsonian: Natural and American History
Semi-Private Smithsonian: Natural and American History
Washington
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Per Person $175
Semi-Private DC Archives and Portrait Gallery Tour
Semi-Private DC Archives and Portrait Gallery Tour
Washington
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Per Person $175
Semi-Private Smithsonian Natural History Guided Tour
Semi-Private Smithsonian Natural History Guided Tour
Washington
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Per Person $96
Skip-the-Line National Archives VIP ALL ACCESS Semi-Private
Skip-the-Line National Archives VIP ALL ACCESS Semi-Private
Washington
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Per Person $112

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Things to See in Washington Dc

  • The Monuments

    Why do most people go to DC…First off, it is generally to see those monuments—the pride and joy of the US. Check out the Lincoln Memorial before heading over to the Vietnam Wall. Of course, you have to take in the serenity of the Reflecting Pool prior to walking over to the Washington Monument. And these just scratch the surface…

  • The Museums

    Home of the Smithsonian collection of museums, Washington DC is indeed a museum lover’s dream. There’s the American History Museum, the National Gallery, the Museum of African American History and Culture, Air and Space Museum, the Holocaust Memorial Museum. This list really could be endless.

  • The Food

    Most don’t realize that DC is one of the premiere foodie destinations in the US. Gastropubs, bakeries, Italian restaurants, amazing fusion restaurants, Asian restaurants, you name it and Washington DC has it. Some of the most famous chefs in the world have establishments in DC. Among the more notable celebrity-chefs to set up shop in DC: Jose Andres, Bryan Voltaggio and Michel Richard.

  • The Nightlife

    DC is no slouch when it comes to an energetic and exciting nightlife either. It’s not all just monuments and museums. From quaint live music venues to more electrifying dance clubs, there is something for every kind of party you can imagine here. Adams Morgan has a young and vibrant evening scene while U Street is definitely the place to go on any given weekend.

When to Visit Washington Dc

  • Winter

    Washington, D.C.'s winter is cold, with temperatures ranging from the 30s to 40s Fahrenheit. While snowfall is possible, it's usually not excessive. Winter offers a festive atmosphere with holiday decorations and lights around the city. Visitors can explore indoor attractions like the Smithsonian museums, the National Gallery of Art, and the United States Capitol Visitor Center. The city's cozy cafes and restaurants provide warmth and comfort during the colder months.

  • Spring

    Spring in Washington, D.C., brings milder temperatures, with highs in the 50s and 60s Fahrenheit. As the weather warms up, the city's cherry blossom trees start to bloom, attracting visitors from around the world. Spring is an excellent time to explore the Tidal Basin, visit the National Zoo, and enjoy outdoor activities in Rock Creek Park. The city's vibrant neighborhoods host spring events and festivals.

  • Summer

    Washington, D.C.'s summer is hot and humid, with temperatures in the 80s to 90s Fahrenheit. The city's monuments and memorials become popular spots for evening visits and patriotic events. Summer offers opportunities to visit the U.S. Botanic Garden, enjoy outdoor concerts at the National Mall, and attend cultural festivals like the Smithsonian Folklife Festival.

  • Fall

    Fall in Washington, D.C., is pleasant, with temperatures cooling down to the 60s and 70s Fahrenheit. The foliage in the city's parks and neighborhoods turns into warm autumn colors, creating a picturesque setting. Fall is an excellent time for exploring the National Arboretum, visiting nearby vineyards in Virginia, and attending fall festivals and outdoor markets. The city's diverse cultural scene thrives with various art exhibits, theater performances, and music concerts during this season.

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