Afternoon in DC on March 4
#3
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A museum would be just the thing, I agree, and DC has something for everyone. Check out the list of museums on the Smithsonian's website http://www.si.edu , and remember, they're all free admission. Many are co-located on the Mall, which has a Metro stop. There are also the Spy Museum, the Holocaust Museum, the National Archives, the Phillips Collection... too many to name.
If the weather is nice and you're a good walker, an alternative would be to walk the major monuments along the Mall: Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson, Roosevelt, Vietnam, Korean War, WWII, etc. Or, if you're staying overnight, you could do the museum(s) in the afternoon, and take an evening trolley tour of the monuments.
Enjoy!
If the weather is nice and you're a good walker, an alternative would be to walk the major monuments along the Mall: Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson, Roosevelt, Vietnam, Korean War, WWII, etc. Or, if you're staying overnight, you could do the museum(s) in the afternoon, and take an evening trolley tour of the monuments.
Enjoy!
#4
Joined: Jul 2003
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I was just at the recently renovated National Portrait Gallery. The museum offers a lot - art, history, culture. And it's a beautiful space. It is a perfect way to spend the afternoon.
I would also do a night tour of the monuments.
I would also do a night tour of the monuments.





