First Time trip to DC
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Check out the Kennedy Center...
http://www.kennedy-center.org/calend...tion=showMonth
we saw Shear Madness and it was hilarous!!!
http://www.kennedy-center.org/calend...tion=showMonth
we saw Shear Madness and it was hilarous!!!
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One of the most moving museums I have ever been to is the Holocaust Museum in DC. I think it would be very educational for teens to see, to really understand the horrors of what happened during WWII.
Also try taking a duck tour...you are driven around DC in a "duck" vehicle that was used a lot during WWII. The best part is that the vehicle can float in water too (hence "duck"). You get some great views of the monuments from the Potomac so I highly recommend this tour.
Also try taking a duck tour...you are driven around DC in a "duck" vehicle that was used a lot during WWII. The best part is that the vehicle can float in water too (hence "duck"). You get some great views of the monuments from the Potomac so I highly recommend this tour.
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Make that Daniel's Story.
http://www.ushmm.org/museum/exhibit/exhibit/
And I'd forgotten that no regular passes are needed.
http://www.ushmm.org/museum/exhibit/exhibit/
And I'd forgotten that no regular passes are needed.
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Lots of good advice. Also consider this thread http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...1&tid=35110167
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Jaleo was delicious! My kids didn't want to eat there, so I went by myself. My waiter wasn't very helpful, but a woman at the table next to me made some suggestions. I don't remember the names, but will tell you what they were. One was sausage with white beans---delicious!! the other was baby eggplant in (I believe)rumesco sauce. It was well worth it and I would recommend to anyone in DC. Also, the Spy Musuem was nice, but a little pricey. Considering there is so much free here, $79 for 3 kids and 1 adult seemed like a lot. It was different though, interesting, and the kids really liked it.
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