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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
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Located in the Barrio Histórico just a block away from El Tiradito shrine, this former general store (the building still has the old store name painted on the front wall) is now an unusual little inn filled with rustic M... more
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Here you'll find street maps and atlases for the East Coast, from Philadelphia to Atlanta, as well as an extensive collection of maps and guidebooks for the entire world. Globes and atlases are also for sale. Note... more
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Always the second Sunday in September, discerning travelers and city dwellers alike flock to this popular neighborhood festival, a tribute to Adams Morgan's multicultural character and famous murals. This unique event is consid... more
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Relatively new among the many monuments in DC, this memorial pays tribute to the 185,000 African-American soldiers who fought with Union troops during the Civil War. Appropriately, the memorial stands in the historic Shaw neigh... more
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Founded by the brilliant Zelda Fichandler in 1950, the Arena Stage is home to one of the oldest acting ensembles in the nation. Several works nurtured here have moved to Broadway, and many graduates have gone on to com... more
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Springerdog said
… museums closed that evening, but we got to tour Arlington National Cemetery, walk the length of the Mall… continue reading »
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Asian art is the focus of this museum and the neighboring Freer (together, they form the National Museum of Asian Art in the United States). The Sackler opened in 1987, thanks to a gift from Arthur M. Sackler of 1,000 pr... 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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Washington Travel Experiences
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Idle, but never bored.
Still encamped with my family in Alexandria, I have kept myself fairly busy. Reading a lot and watching a lot of movies,... Continue reading »
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Home by the seat of our pants
Most of the time, we are pretty conservative when we choose dates to travel. Because we are able to fly non-rev, we try... Continue reading »
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Washington, D.C.
2008-12-10This was our departure day from New York City and we both reluctantly headed downtown with our luggage to Penn Street Station t... Continue reading »
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Washington DC - A Scrooge's paradise!
What a town! We haven’t had this many free things to do since we lived in Canberra! Actually Washington reminded me a lot of the ACT in m... Continue reading »
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Site seeing while traveling
Got up at 4am to be at the Detroit airport by 8am. Charlie drove Darryl and I to the airport. We were... 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
