Official r/washingtondc Visitor's Guide to DC : r/washingtondc
ADMIN MOD. Official r/washingtondc Visitor's Guide to DC. This needed to happen. We have had a lot of Redditors coming to our sub-reddit asking what they, their friends, or their family need to see when then come to DC. Almost all of them end up with 10-15 posts in them, but none have a truly complete guide to our eccentric city.
What should I do when visiting Washington, D.C.?
There's an infinite amount of things to do in DC. I'd recommend a walk on the national mall, visit the Smithsonian museums, go see the White House, go get a guided tour of Capital Hill (the basement is always open to tourism and it's a museum). Go see the Declaration and Constitution.
DC Trip/Itinerary : r/washingtondc
I know it will be very busy and Saturday is the Science March. Thursday, April 20: Day 1. Land at 12pm and go to Residence Inn Marriott hotel on Vermont Ave. Tour the memorials/monuments: 5:00pm to 9:00pm. Dinner at Hill Country Barbecue Market: 9:30pm. Friday, April 21: Day 2 - Tour the Capitol Area.
Ultimate Washington DC Bucket List
Arrange a rental car for your trip. Book a tour for your visit. Get airport lounge access. Buy a travel charger to keep your devices charged. Get a new backpack for your trip. Buy a Washington DC travel guide. Pack the appropriate shoes for your trip. Don't forget your in-flight essentials.
37 Non-Touristy Things to do in Washington DC Besides Museums!
Non-Touristy Things to Do in Washington, DC Besides Museums and Monuments. Check Out Some Local Art at Culture House DC (Formerly Blind Whino) Visit The Dupont Underground. See DC's Street Art Hotspots. Run in a Scenic Road Race. Head to a Show or Concert. Explore the City By Night. Party it Up at an Embassy.
The best time to visit Washington, DC
January, February and March are the cheapest months to visit Washington DC, although February is your best bet - shoppers heading to the city for the January sales can push up prices at the start of the year, and the second half of March is when the cherry blossoms begin to bloom. Visit in February, and you can expect temperatures between 27 ...
Weekend or weekday visit better?
226 posts. Weekend or weekday visit better? 15 years ago. Hotel rates are so much cheaper on the weekend (one hotel I am looking at is $99.00 Friday, Saturday & Sunday, then goes up to $199.00 during the week!), I didn't know if it would be better to visit then or not. Dates I am looking at are August 14-21 (4 nights during this time).
41 Best Things to do in Washington DC Right Now
Ivy & Coney is the best place in D.C. to get Chicago-style hot dogs and Detroit-style coneys (hot dogs covered in chili, mustard and onions), as well as peanuts and crackerjacks. Don't expect to ...
16 Best Museums in Washington, DC to Visit All Year
Best museums in D.C. 1. National Museum of African American History and Culture. Things to do. Photograph: Alan Karchmer. The most iconic museum in D.C., the National Museum of African American ...
The 100 Best Things to Do in Washington, DC
5. The Museum of Natural History (It was the most visited Smithsonian museum in 2022, with 3.9 million visitors.) 6. The American Art Museum and Renwick Gallery. 7. The National Gallery of Art (Don't miss its sculpture garden.) 8. The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. 9.
District of Columbia
FOOD (Orange cutlery on map). DC is a food loving town, and the mix of people from all over the nation and planet is reflected in our food scene. Every year, a local newspaper called the Washington City Paper runs a poll to vote on all manner of things, including places to eat and drink, according to those of us who live here.
11 Things to Know Before Visiting Washington, DC for the First Time
Step 1: Choose the pass which best suits your trip: DAY Pass or FLEX Pass. DAY Pass - Choose your pass duration: 1, 2, or 3 days to visit over 15 attractions. The DAY Pass is best for those who are visiting Washington, DC for the first time and want to see as many attractions as possible.
68 Best & Fun Things To Do In Washington, DC
Address: 3462 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20010, United States. 11. Old Town Trolley Tour. Old Town Trolley Tour. There are so many tourist attractions in Washington, DC, that it can feel like an impossible task to visit them all. Your best chance at success is utilizing an Old Town Trolley Tour.
The Ultimate 4 to 5 Days in Washington, DC Itinerary
With 4 days in Washington DC, you have a little more time to see the museums and historical landmarks. 5 days in DC allows you to take a day trip to a nearby site like Arlington Cemetery, Mount Vernon, or somewhere even further. You can easily hop on the metro for a quick day trip out of the city itself.
Is Washington DC Worth Visiting? 14 Reasons to Consider
14 Reasons Washington DC Is Definitely Worth Visiting. 1. Visit World Class Museums (For Free) Photo Credit: f11photo/Depositphotos.com. One of the best parts of Washington DC is all of the top notch, high quality museums available to visit. There are 19 Smithsonian museums in Washington DC, and all of them are free. Always.
Is Washington, D.C. Worth Visiting? The Good, The Bad, and The Unusual
Biking was the most efficient way to get around. The city's mostly flat and compact, the roads are in decent shape, traffic isn't bad, and it's legal to ride on the sidewalk or the road. Plus the app was easy to use, the stations were everywhere, the bikes were in good condition, and the price, $17 for three days, was reasonable.
visiting with kids : r/washingtondc
Metro to metro center, stop for snacks, walk to Natural History museum. Get in line about 9:30/9:45. When the doors open, head straight to the second floor for the butterfly habitat. Buy timed tickets. Play with bugs until your turn, then work your way back down until you're hungry. Have lunch in the cafeteria, head back for nap time/quiet time.
Free Things to Do: Off the Beaten Path in DC
Visit the Interior Museum. Interior Museum. Run by the U.S. Department of the Interior, this free museum near the National Mall is open on weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The museum focuses on public lands, natural resources and cultural heritage in the U.S. Learn more about what the department does in the People, Land & Water exhibit.
31 Best Things To Do in Washington, D.C.
The Peirce Mill operated as a grist mill from 1829 to 1897, making the historical building the last one of its kind in the area. The Old Stone House, constructed around 1766, ranks as the oldest ...
My First Trip to Washington D.C.
Charliebush. •. It'll be cold, but you can take the water taxi from Old Town Alexandria to National Harbor, the Wharf, or Georgetown for like $11. Cheaper than Uber/Lyft, less stressful than driving/parking in the city, and more scenic than the metro.
Where to Stay in Washington DC (Best Places in 2024)
2. Dupont Circle - Best Area to Stay in Washington DC For Nightlife. Dupont Circle is a trendy and historic neighborhood where you'll find the best bars, pubs, nightclubs, and entertainment venues. They also boast some KILLER restaurants, galleries, and shops.
Washington, DC Attraction & Tour Passes
Attractions include Madame Tussauds, the National Geographic Museum, a variety of bike tours, walking tours and cruises, a meal at Buca di Beppo and more. Passes are valid for 30 days to offer flexibility for visitors to enjoy the city at their pace. Prices from: $33 Child, $54 Adults. Savings: Depends on which attractions you choose, up to 60%.
which are the best ones to visit? : r/washingtondc
9. Reply. cableknitprop. • 19 hr. ago. This is subjective but the ones I enjoyed the most were the Bolivian embassy because they had color costumes and lots of people dancing in front of the embassy; the Belgian embassy had free chocolate; and the Colombian embassy also had cool performances.
Can someone tell me what city or skyline that is towards the ...
A subreddit for those living in and visiting Washington, DC and the immediate surrounding area. The humidity will pass, and remember: stand on the right, walk on the left.
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ADMIN MOD. Official r/washingtondc Visitor's Guide to DC. This needed to happen. We have had a lot of Redditors coming to our sub-reddit asking what they, their friends, or their family need to see when then come to DC. Almost all of them end up with 10-15 posts in them, but none have a truly complete guide to our eccentric city.
There's an infinite amount of things to do in DC. I'd recommend a walk on the national mall, visit the Smithsonian museums, go see the White House, go get a guided tour of Capital Hill (the basement is always open to tourism and it's a museum). Go see the Declaration and Constitution.
I know it will be very busy and Saturday is the Science March. Thursday, April 20: Day 1. Land at 12pm and go to Residence Inn Marriott hotel on Vermont Ave. Tour the memorials/monuments: 5:00pm to 9:00pm. Dinner at Hill Country Barbecue Market: 9:30pm. Friday, April 21: Day 2 - Tour the Capitol Area.
Arrange a rental car for your trip. Book a tour for your visit. Get airport lounge access. Buy a travel charger to keep your devices charged. Get a new backpack for your trip. Buy a Washington DC travel guide. Pack the appropriate shoes for your trip. Don't forget your in-flight essentials.
Non-Touristy Things to Do in Washington, DC Besides Museums and Monuments. Check Out Some Local Art at Culture House DC (Formerly Blind Whino) Visit The Dupont Underground. See DC's Street Art Hotspots. Run in a Scenic Road Race. Head to a Show or Concert. Explore the City By Night. Party it Up at an Embassy.
January, February and March are the cheapest months to visit Washington DC, although February is your best bet - shoppers heading to the city for the January sales can push up prices at the start of the year, and the second half of March is when the cherry blossoms begin to bloom. Visit in February, and you can expect temperatures between 27 ...
226 posts. Weekend or weekday visit better? 15 years ago. Hotel rates are so much cheaper on the weekend (one hotel I am looking at is $99.00 Friday, Saturday & Sunday, then goes up to $199.00 during the week!), I didn't know if it would be better to visit then or not. Dates I am looking at are August 14-21 (4 nights during this time).
Ivy & Coney is the best place in D.C. to get Chicago-style hot dogs and Detroit-style coneys (hot dogs covered in chili, mustard and onions), as well as peanuts and crackerjacks. Don't expect to ...
Best museums in D.C. 1. National Museum of African American History and Culture. Things to do. Photograph: Alan Karchmer. The most iconic museum in D.C., the National Museum of African American ...
5. The Museum of Natural History (It was the most visited Smithsonian museum in 2022, with 3.9 million visitors.) 6. The American Art Museum and Renwick Gallery. 7. The National Gallery of Art (Don't miss its sculpture garden.) 8. The Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden. 9.
FOOD (Orange cutlery on map). DC is a food loving town, and the mix of people from all over the nation and planet is reflected in our food scene. Every year, a local newspaper called the Washington City Paper runs a poll to vote on all manner of things, including places to eat and drink, according to those of us who live here.
Step 1: Choose the pass which best suits your trip: DAY Pass or FLEX Pass. DAY Pass - Choose your pass duration: 1, 2, or 3 days to visit over 15 attractions. The DAY Pass is best for those who are visiting Washington, DC for the first time and want to see as many attractions as possible.
Address: 3462 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20010, United States. 11. Old Town Trolley Tour. Old Town Trolley Tour. There are so many tourist attractions in Washington, DC, that it can feel like an impossible task to visit them all. Your best chance at success is utilizing an Old Town Trolley Tour.
With 4 days in Washington DC, you have a little more time to see the museums and historical landmarks. 5 days in DC allows you to take a day trip to a nearby site like Arlington Cemetery, Mount Vernon, or somewhere even further. You can easily hop on the metro for a quick day trip out of the city itself.
14 Reasons Washington DC Is Definitely Worth Visiting. 1. Visit World Class Museums (For Free) Photo Credit: f11photo/Depositphotos.com. One of the best parts of Washington DC is all of the top notch, high quality museums available to visit. There are 19 Smithsonian museums in Washington DC, and all of them are free. Always.
Biking was the most efficient way to get around. The city's mostly flat and compact, the roads are in decent shape, traffic isn't bad, and it's legal to ride on the sidewalk or the road. Plus the app was easy to use, the stations were everywhere, the bikes were in good condition, and the price, $17 for three days, was reasonable.
Metro to metro center, stop for snacks, walk to Natural History museum. Get in line about 9:30/9:45. When the doors open, head straight to the second floor for the butterfly habitat. Buy timed tickets. Play with bugs until your turn, then work your way back down until you're hungry. Have lunch in the cafeteria, head back for nap time/quiet time.
Visit the Interior Museum. Interior Museum. Run by the U.S. Department of the Interior, this free museum near the National Mall is open on weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The museum focuses on public lands, natural resources and cultural heritage in the U.S. Learn more about what the department does in the People, Land & Water exhibit.
The Peirce Mill operated as a grist mill from 1829 to 1897, making the historical building the last one of its kind in the area. The Old Stone House, constructed around 1766, ranks as the oldest ...
Charliebush. •. It'll be cold, but you can take the water taxi from Old Town Alexandria to National Harbor, the Wharf, or Georgetown for like $11. Cheaper than Uber/Lyft, less stressful than driving/parking in the city, and more scenic than the metro.
2. Dupont Circle - Best Area to Stay in Washington DC For Nightlife. Dupont Circle is a trendy and historic neighborhood where you'll find the best bars, pubs, nightclubs, and entertainment venues. They also boast some KILLER restaurants, galleries, and shops.
Attractions include Madame Tussauds, the National Geographic Museum, a variety of bike tours, walking tours and cruises, a meal at Buca di Beppo and more. Passes are valid for 30 days to offer flexibility for visitors to enjoy the city at their pace. Prices from: $33 Child, $54 Adults. Savings: Depends on which attractions you choose, up to 60%.
9. Reply. cableknitprop. • 19 hr. ago. This is subjective but the ones I enjoyed the most were the Bolivian embassy because they had color costumes and lots of people dancing in front of the embassy; the Belgian embassy had free chocolate; and the Colombian embassy also had cool performances.
A subreddit for those living in and visiting Washington, DC and the immediate surrounding area. The humidity will pass, and remember: stand on the right, walk on the left.