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R.H. Ballard Shop & Gallery

95 avis

A charming museum and gallery in Washington, Virginia, showcasing antiques, folk art, and local history in a historic setting.

Wine Loves Chocolate

45 avis

A charming market in Washington, Virginia, where visitors can sample and purchase artisan chocolates paired with local wines.

Liberty Pole Spirits

32 avis

Craft distillery in Washington, PA, offering tours and tastings of small-batch spirits in a historic setting.

Howard Theatre

Historic venue that launched careers of Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, and Marvin Gaye, now restored to its 1910 glory.

Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library

Central public library in a landmark modernist building designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.

National Museum of Women in the Arts

The only major museum in the world dedicated exclusively to women artists, showcasing works from the 16th century to today.

Madame Tussauds Washington D.C.

A wax museum featuring lifelike figures of U.S. presidents, historical icons, and pop culture stars in interactive settings.

National Postal Museum

A Smithsonian museum tracing the history of the U.S. postal service, with a vast stamp collection and interactive exhibits.

Petersen House

The boarding house where President Abraham Lincoln died after being shot at Ford's Theatre, now a historic house museum.

National Portrait Gallery (United States)

See the faces of America's most influential figures, including iconic presidential portraits, in this historic Washington museum.

Shakespeare Theatre Company

Award-winning theater company performing classic and contemporary plays in two venues.

Smithsonian American Art Museum

Discover the breadth of American creativity in one of the world's largest collections of American art, from colonial to contemporary.

United States Navy Memorial

Outdoor plaza and visitor center honoring Navy personnel, featuring a granite world map and the Lone Sailor statue.

Washington Union Station

A historic Beaux-Arts train station and shopping destination in Washington, D.C., blending transportation with retail and dining.

Ford's Theatre

Step into the historic theatre where President Lincoln was assassinated, still a working stage with a museum below.

Capital One Arena

Downtown D.C.'s premier sports and concert venue, home to the Wizards and Capitals.