Upon crossing under the Friendship Archway, you enter a world of culture, history, and nightlife in the small, historic neighborhood of Chinatown. Situated along H and I Streets between 5th and 8th Streets, Northwest, Chinatown comprises of diverse restaurants, shopping, museums, and theatres. Though Chinatown lives up to its name and consists of many of …
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Posts Categorized: Washington DC Museums
National Archives Museum in DC
As the nation’s capital, Washington, DC is home to our country’s most valuable and cherished artifacts, many of which can be seen at the National Archives Museum, near our Washington DC Inn. At the National Archives, travel through America’s history from the beginning from the documents that started it the all – the Declaration of …
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Smithsonian Collection: The National Gallery of Art
Just off the National Mall sits one of the most amazing art museums in the United States, the National Gallery of Art. Located just a short walk from our Washington DC B&B its a great place to spend the day looking over centuries old pieces of art. The beautiful Sculpture Garden is also attached to the …
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National Museum of African American History and Culture
The Smithsonian Museum of African American History & Culture (NMAAHC) is the new must-see attraction in Washington DC. Since it’s opening in September, locals and tourists alike have been making it a priority to pay a visit to see the rich history and culture dating back to 1915 and beyond. The museum has a variety of exhibitions and …
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Explore the Artist Soldiers’ Exhibit at the National Air and Space Museum
Prior to World War I, artists usually painted portraits of military leaders or depicted military events after the fact. This exhibit showcases the talents of both professional and amateur artists who, for the first time ever, were allowed to capture the realities of life on the front lines. What will I see? On display is …
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Washington D.C.’s finest Monument: The Lincoln Memorial
In many ways the Lincoln Memorial is the heart of all the monuments and memorials in the United States capital. It’s easy to get to this memorial by taxi or tour bus, who often drop visitors off on nearby Daniel French Drive SW or Henry Bacon Drive NW. But most often people walk along the …
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National Museum of American History
The nation’s capital is the epicenter of our nation’s history and culture, and the National Museum of American History is one of the most enriching spots of them all. Time travel through American history as you visit fascinating collections and unparalleled exhibits. The National Museum of American History consists of artifacts and research that span …
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U.S. Botanic Garden in DC
Stroll through a tropical rainforest and surround yourself with lush greenery at the U.S Botanic Garden where you will find a beautiful collection of plants to explore. After a visit to Capitol Hill, visit the neighboring garden and immerse yourself in this oasis of foliage and floras. Since 1934, the U.S. Botanic Garden has served …
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