See history come to life through the places that have defined the United States for more than two centuries when you plan a trip to Washington D.C. Whether touring the Washington Monument, Jefferson Memorial, or gazing across the reflecting pool at the Lincoln Memorial, guests visiting Washington know that they are a part of a city that is almost surreal in its significance of “We the People.”
Travelers on a budget will find that admission into many of Washington D.C.’s world-famous attractions is free, including most of the Smithsonian Institution’s 19 museums and the National Zoological Park.
Take the time to visit DuPont Circle or Adam’s Morgan, two of the city’s most eclectic areas teeming with the very finest dining and shopping options. If you’re into art, plan to stop by The Phillips Collection in Dupont Circle. Established in 1921, it’s the nation’s first museum of modern art. Or take in a show at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, situated along the Potomac. With the Metro rail system being one of the cleanest and most reliable in the world, any of the District’s famed sights are just a few Metro stops away from your Washington hotel.
While the city is always packed with visitors when the Cherry Blossoms bloom in the spring, year-round events and activities make Washington D.C. the perfect destination anytime of the year.
