Places to Go in Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C. has tons for you to do on your visit, no matter what your tastes. There are great museums for art lovers, great restaurants for gourmets, America's most important monuments, and lots of great activities for the kids -- all easily accessible via one of the world's best subway systems, the Metro.

Suggested Tours

The best way to get the most out of your vacation to Washington, DC is to take a guided tour. You can walk, bike, drive, ride a trolley, or even rent a Segway! No matter how you want to visit the monuments and memorials, we can help find the right tour for you.

Old Town Trolley

Open Top Sightseeing Bus

Monuments by Moonlight

Walking Tours

Bike Tours

	Washington DC Monuments and Memorials Washington, D.C. is filled with monuments and memorials dedicated to a a variety of events and people. More Info
	Washington, D.C. Museums -- Smithsonian Museums and more! Washington, D.C. has more museums and galleries than you can count, and most of them are free to visit. More Info
	Other Washington, D.C. Attractions Washington, D.C. has more to offer than just museums, monuments, and memorials. More Info
	Washington, D.C. Day Trips -- nearby attractions and cities Washington, D.C. is surrounded by fun, vibrant towns and historical sites. More Info
	Washington, D.C. Parks -- historical attractions and amusement parks From Civil War history to Amusement Parks, you are sure to find a park that you will want to visit in Washington, DC or the surrounding area. More Info
	Events in Washington, D.C. There is always something going on in Washington, D.C. -- The Cherry Blossom Festival, Filmfest DC, the National Book Festival, the Marine Corps Marathon, etc. More Info
	Restaurants in Washington, D.C. Enjoy a first class dining experiment or simply grab a bite at a museum cafe. More Info
	Shopping in Washington, D.C. In Washington, D.C. you can find designer shops of every variety, offering clothes, antiques, and much more. More Info