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You can sit around on couches, eat Ecuadorian tapas, and listen to live Latin music, which is featured Sunday through Thursday. (DJ plays Fri-Sat). Or you can sit around on couches and smoke Arabic tobacco through a 3-fo... more
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The building is closed for an extensive renovation. Completed in 1881 as the first U.S. National Museum, this redbrick and sandstone structure was the scene of President Garfield's Inaugural Ball. (It looks quite similar... more
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This laid-back pool hall and bar is a perfect place to hang out with your friends. Prices to shoot at one of the seven tables vary according to time and day of the week. Bedrock Billiards offers a long list of beers and serves... more
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Experts and novices agree that the 20 pool tables at this club are high quality and well maintained. Expect to pay around $4 an hour per person to shoot pool, and keep in mind that you may have to wait to get an open table on b... more
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This tour operator offers an unusual and memorable way to see D.C. by land and water, without changing vehicle. Passengers board authentic, fully restored 1942 Ducks, amphibious military personnel carriers. The land tour begins... more
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Tucked into a courtyard in the heart of busy Georgetown, the Old Stone House dates back to 1765. It is believed to be the oldest building in Washington and the only one from the pre-Revolutionary period. The house provides a gl... more
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This nightclub in the funky Dupont Circle neighborhood is the place to be seen. Those itching to satisfy their dance cravings groove on the tiny upstairs balcony, while internationals crowd the bar area on the ground floor with... more
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Nineteen years after it opened, this stunning collection remains the foremost museum in the world dedicated to celebrating "the contribution of women to the history of art." Founders Wilhelmina and Wallace Holladay, who... more
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Housed in a renovated two-storey brick and glass warehouse, 2K9 is one DC's self-proclaimed multi-ethnic clubs. Proper party attire is always required - no jeans. Step onto the 3,000-square-foot dance floor and experience a bli... more
Washington Travel Experiences
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Inauguration
It takes more than one day to put together all the impressions from the Inauguration Day. My impressions of the magnitude of the very imp... Continue reading »
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Concert closed, plans changed
It was a nice try, but we failed to see the free concert in Lincoln Park. I guess we were too comfortable with our own time and departed... Continue reading »
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Afternoon at the Capitol
Took the Metro to Washington DC on a very hot and rainy day. The Metro was flooding and many museums closed that evening, but we got to t... Continue reading »
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DC It All!!
Day 2 in Washington has opened our eyes to what an amazing and historical city this actually is. We booked a bus tour (complete with guid... Continue reading »
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Ashburn, VA and Washington, D.C.
After leaving Savannah, we drove straight to Washington, D.C. area to visit my cousin, Jeff and his wife Jill who live in Ashburn, VA.&nb... Continue reading »
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Popular Washington Hotels
- The Ritz-Carlton, Washington, D.C.
- Willard InterContinental Washington
- Sofitel Lafayette Square Washington DC
- Embassy Suites Washington D.C. - at the Chevy Chase Pavilion
- The Fairmont Washington DC
- The St. Regis Washington, D.C.
- Homewood Washington DC Downtown
- Embassy Suites Washington D.C. - Convention Center
- Hampton Inn Washington, Dc
- The Hotel George - a Kimpton Hotel
