Washington, DC Travel Q&A
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Kaitlyn Kaustinen and 24 others answered ·
New York City: Good things to do & hidden gems in NYC, DC, Boston & Philadelphia? (25 Answers)
I love Boston! Even though it is a tourist spot, definitely check out Faneuil Hall Marketplace area. There are street performers, a lot of good stands to get something to eat and a great atmosphere at night. It's not kid friendly but the Frost Ice Ba... See More
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Michael Green and 20 others answered ·
Washington, DC: Best hotel near museums (21 Answers)
I agree with the other comments that you should make sure you stay near a metro stop. However, I would recommend that it's in NW. The other quadrants are great, I live in SE, but for a vacation, it's best to stick to NW. If it's too pricey for ya, lo... See More
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Phil L and 17 others answered ·
New York City: Train or Car to DC from NYC? (18 Answers)
I would definitely take the train. You certainly would not need a car when you get there, as public transit is good. See More
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Tiffany Weber and 10 others answered ·
Washington, DC: Fun free things to do in D.C.? (11 Answers)
Most of DC's favorite attractions are either free or inexpensive. I think the only expensive thing about DC is lodging and some restaurants.FREE MUSEUMS: The first 12 are all along the National Mall.National Gallery of Art - A HUGE art museum with bo... See More
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Tiffany Weber and 10 others answered ·
Washington, DC: How to make the most of three days in DC (11 Answers)
Like others have said, this depends on what exactly interests you. There is so much in DC that is worth the time and is actually free, that you'll have no problem filling three days. Here are my suggestions:Day 1 The Monument Walk + White House (1/2 ... See More
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peggy robbins and 9 others answered ·
Washington, DC: Best of the Smithsonian? (10 Answers)
...to see!!! You really have to do your homework and see what each museum offers and select what interests you. The National Gallery of Art is amazing but very large and very tiring. Select a few exhibits you'd like to see and walk straight... See More
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Zach T and 9 others answered ·
United States: USA cross country road trip (10 Answers)
Some tips i wrote out for a buddy that will apply to you to: Basic Ideas/thoughts/feelings i like your route, its seems like you have a good urban mix in there which suites you well. My preference might be more remote and wild but you will get plenty... See More
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Maria Bartrem and 9 others answered ·
Washington, DC: Kid-friendly things to do in Washington DC that aren't museums (10 Answers)
National Zoological Park to see panda bears, Great Falls National Park, VA to see waterfalls (you won't believe how spectacular they are), Baltimore Aquarium, International Spy Museum- there is a charge, Old Town Alexandria for shopping, eating, etc.... See More
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Tiffany Weber and 9 others answered ·
Washington, DC: Getting from Union Station to National Mall? (10 Answers)
Exactly. You'll see the Capitol Visitors Center from Union Station which sits at one extreme of the National Mall , so it's just a few blocks walk to that end and a nice walk though it. If you'd rather Metro, you'll exit the train portion of Uni... See More
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Jon Thomas and 8 others answered ·
Washington, DC: Where are the best cheap but absolutely delicious restaurants in DC? (9 Answers)
...Toki Underground - Ramen TaKorean Union Market - Korean Tacos Also, if you are in DC on the weekend, I think brunch at Founding Farmers is very reasonable and amazing.... See More
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Popular Hotels
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JW Marriott Hotel (hotel)
1331 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington D.C.
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The Willard (hotel)
1401 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington, DC DC (202) 628-9100
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Marriott Marquis Washington, DC (hotel)
901 Massachusetts Ave NW D.C. DC (202) 824-9200
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W Washington DC (hotel)
515 15th Street Northwest Washington D.C. DC (202) 661-2400
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Hotel Palomar Washington DC (hotel)
2121 P St NW Washington D.C. DC (202) 448-1800
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Park Hyatt Washington (hotel)
1201 24th St NW D.C. DC (202) 789-1234
Popular Restaurants
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National Gallery of Art (restaurant)
4th St NW Washington District of Columbia (202) 737-4215
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Mitsitam Cafe (restaurant)
950 Independence Ave SW Washington DC D.C. (202) 633-1000
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Rose's Luxury (restaurant)
717 8th St SE Washington DC D.C.
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Founding Farmers (restaurant)
1924 Pennsylvania Ave NW District of Columbia DC (202) 822-8783
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Ben's Chili Bowl (restaurant)
1213 U Street Northwest Washington DC (202) 667-0909
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Pavilion Café (restaurant)
7th Street and Constitution Avenue Washington DC (202) 289-3360
Popular Attractions
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National Mall (attraction)
900 Ohio Dr SW District of Columbia DC (202) 485-9880
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National Air and Space Museum (attraction)
601 Independence Ave SW Washington D.C. DC (202) 633-1000
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Washington Monument (attraction)
Madison Dr NW & 15th St NW Washington, DC DC (202) 426-6839
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Museum of Natural History (attraction)
1000 Constitution Ave NW District of Columbia District of Columbia (202) 633-1000
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Newseum (attraction)
555 Pennsylvania Ave NW Washington D.C. (202) 292-6100
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Lincoln Memorial (attraction)
900 Ohio Dr SW Washington DC D.C. (202) 426-6841
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