The Best Things to do in Washington D.C.
National Mall
The National Mall is home to a host of American icons, including the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument. It’s America’s most visited park and cleverly combines the past, present and future. Take a guided tour or explore the space at your own pace.
National Air and Space Museum
Swap time for space at the National Air and Space Museum, a Smithsonian Institution. Here, you can explore famous aircrafts and objects, which placed America as a leader in exploration, from Neil Armstrong’s spacesuit to the Wright brothers’ 1903 flyer.
The White House
A visit to Washington D.C. isn’t complete without visiting the White House. Home to the current president and many presidents before him, the building is often open to the public for tours. Contact your Member of Congress to request a slot or admire the historic building from outside.
The Best Restaurants in Washington D.C.
The Oval Room
Located just behind the White House, the Oval Room restaurant has served modern American cuisine to many politicians and public figures over the years. Make a reservation to dine on fresh vegetables, succulent burgers and delicious seafood – and see if you can spot anyone important in the crowds.
Maydan
A modern middle eastern restaurant with a twist – at its center sits an open fire pit. Meals are designed to be eaten family-style, shared around the table, with spreads, salads, vegetables, meats and seafood all coming together. Step inside and immediately feel at home with the warm and rustic ambiance.
Le Diplomate
Plucked straight from the romantic streets of Paris, this cozy café-style restaurant served up delicious French cuisine, from cheese platters to oysters and beef bourguignon. Take a seat and transport yourself to Europe for an evening of good food, wine and conversation.
Where to Stay in Washington D.C.
JW Marriott
A four-star hotel in the heart of Washington D.C., JW Marriot features impressive views of the cityscape and a collection of modern amenities, from a 24/7 fitness center to a stylish lounge. The hotel sits just meters from top attractions such as the White House and Washington Monument.
Mandarin Oriental
Situated along Washington D.C.’s waterfront, just minutes from the marina, this five-star hotel offers luxury and comfort to its guests. Visit the spa after a day of sightseeing to relax and rejuvenate or dine on fresh seafood at the hotel’s own sushi bar.
Hotel Hive
Located opposite George Washington University, this three-star spot is the city’s first micro hotel. The rooms may be smaller than a typical hotel, but the character isn’t. Every room offers something unique to its guests, with rustic beams, exposed bricks and a personal quote or phrase.
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