Visit the Smithsonians and the National Zoo
Our nation's capital has plenty of museums to explore, so you'll always have somewhere exciting to go in your free time.
Witness the Changing of the Guard at Arlington National Cemetery
The Changing of the Guard is a sacred ceremony here in DC, and it's a must-see for locals and visitors alike.
Catch a show at the 9:30 Club
This is one of the best music venues in the country and on Blues Alley...which means it's worth checking out!
Explore the Potomac by kayak or paddleboard
There's no better way to stay active while taking in the beauty of the Potomac—you can even see some popular DC sights!
Explore the Sculpture Garden at the National Gallery of Art
Head to the National Gallery every Friday night for live music, art, fun, and more!
Experience a festival or parade
I recommend the Cherry Blossom Festival, the DC Jazz Festival, the Smithsonian Folklife Festival, the H Street Festival, Fiesta D.C., or Chinese New Year.
Sample fabulous cuisine
Dine with the best at Rose’s Luxury, Ooh’s and Aahh’s, Margarets, or Astro Donuts...even if you have to wait in line.
Go hiking
Not sure where to start? Check out Rock Creek Park, a 2,800-acre national park in the middle of D.C. that also features the Valley Trail.
Sit back and relax
Unwind in seclusion on the little-known Theodore Roosevelt Island, where no bikes or cars are allowed.
Discover DC's art scene
Explore famous and aspiring artists at First Friday on Dupont Circle, one of the area's trendiest events.
Broaden your cultural horizons
Catch a show at a local theatre, such as Studio Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre Company, Atlas Performing Arts Center, Arena State, or the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
Check out the National Mall
Want to see every part of the National Mall? Try touring the White House, going to the top of the National Monument, visiting the National Cathedral, and maybe even taking a Segway to see the remaining major monuments.
Cheer on your favorite team
DC has four pro sports teams to choose from: the Nationals, the Redskins, the Capitals, and the Wizards.
Shop at a market
DC is home to a variety of in and outdoor markets, such as the Eastern Market, Main Avenue Fish Market, Union Market, or the Georgetown Flea Market.
Go on a scavenger hunt
Test your DC knowledge at the annual Post Hunt, a scavenger hunt designed to stump the most knowledgeable locals.
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