Kelley & Marissa
Things To Do
A League Of Her Own
Classic queer nightlife
African American Museum
A museum celebrating African American history and culture. Be sure to book your free timed pass ASAP!
Arlington National Cemetery
Visit Arlington National Cemetery to pay your respects to America's heroes, to include former presidents and servicemembers. Here is where the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier lies. The cemetery is huge, so there is a tour available via a "hop-on hop-off" bus that is internal to the cemetery. You can also walk the cemetery (bring comfortable shoes).
ARTECHOUSE DC
Artsy, techy, trippy
Bagel Uprising
Awesome breakfast to go
George Washington's Mount Vernon
George Washington's home and estate
Great Falls Park
Awesome for hiking, pretty waterfalls
International Spy Museum
A museum about spying that allows you to crawl through an airduct
Library of Congress
Famous library with happy hours every Thursday from 5pm-8pm
National Archives Museum
This is where you can see the original copies of the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, and the Bill of Rights
National Mall
The National Mall is home to famous memorials such as the Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument, the Vietnam War Memorial, the Korean War Memorial, and the World War II Memorial. Make sure to bring your walking shoes!
National Museum of the American Indian
A museum highlighting Native American culture and history
Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum
Famous gallery housing American art
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
Museum covering the history of flight and space travel
Smithsonian National Zoological Park
Free zoo!
Ted’s Bulletin
Great for brunch
United States Botanical Garden
Beautiful place filled with flowers
United States Capitol
Visit the U.S. Capitol by reserving a tour located in the hyperlink.
Washington Wizards vs. Charlotte Hornets
The Wizards are playing the Hornets on November, 10th at the Capital One Arena in Chinatown
The White House
To visit the White House, you must submit a request to one of your senators or congressional representatives, which you can find using the information on the link provided. Then visit the senator/congressional representative's page and search for a section labeled something like "visit Washington, D.C." Tours fill up quick, request a spot early on!