DC Guidebook
Sightseeing
For more than 200 years, the National Mall has symbolized our nation and its democratic values, which have inspired the world. The National Mall - the great swath of green in the middle of our capital city and stretching from the foot of the United States Capitol to the Potomac River - is the premiere civic and symbolic space in our nation.
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Il-Mall Nazzjonali
For more than 200 years, the National Mall has symbolized our nation and its democratic values, which have inspired the world. The National Mall - the great swath of green in the middle of our capital city and stretching from the foot of the United States Capitol to the Potomac River - is the premiere civic and symbolic space in our nation.
Located – as you may have guessed – below DuPont Circle, DuPont Underground is a non-profit whose goal is to provide a platform for all disciplines of creative expression. Originally a trolley station, and later a fallout shelter and food court, this underground space now houses various art exhibits throughout the year. Since they’re only open when there is an event occurring, it’s best to visit their website for an up-to-date listing of current happenings before visiting.
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Dupont Underground
19 Dupont Cir NWLocated – as you may have guessed – below DuPont Circle, DuPont Underground is a non-profit whose goal is to provide a platform for all disciplines of creative expression. Originally a trolley station, and later a fallout shelter and food court, this underground space now houses various art exhibits throughout the year. Since they’re only open when there is an event occurring, it’s best to visit their website for an up-to-date listing of current happenings before visiting.
Decatur Terrace, informally known as the Spanish Steps, was originally built in 1911. The goal of this staircase was to make it easier for residents to descend the steep hill between S Street and Decatur Place. Today, this unique set of stairs (located on 22nd St. SW) is a gem and neighborhood landmark all in one, making it a great stop on your tour of Washington, DC hidden gems. Snap a selfie, enjoy a bite to eat, and take in the historic scenery before you continue on your way.
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Spanish Steps
1725 22nd St NWDecatur Terrace, informally known as the Spanish Steps, was originally built in 1911. The goal of this staircase was to make it easier for residents to descend the steep hill between S Street and Decatur Place. Today, this unique set of stairs (located on 22nd St. SW) is a gem and neighborhood landmark all in one, making it a great stop on your tour of Washington, DC hidden gems. Snap a selfie, enjoy a bite to eat, and take in the historic scenery before you continue on your way.
Neighborhoods
Georgetown is home to some of the city’s top shops, tastiest restaurants and most luxurious hotels, and it's a favorite of tourists and locals alike. And it’s easy to see why: Though M Street may be best known for a wide-ranging retail scene that includes such mainstream crowd-pleasers as Anthropologie and H&M and exclusive high-end designers like Billy Reid and Rag & Bone, the neighborhood is also home to a solid selection of upscale home design stores, independent small businesses and many of the city’s best fine art galleries.
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Georgetown
Georgetown is home to some of the city’s top shops, tastiest restaurants and most luxurious hotels, and it's a favorite of tourists and locals alike. And it’s easy to see why: Though M Street may be best known for a wide-ranging retail scene that includes such mainstream crowd-pleasers as Anthropologie and H&M and exclusive high-end designers like Billy Reid and Rag & Bone, the neighborhood is also home to a solid selection of upscale home design stores, independent small businesses and many of the city’s best fine art galleries.
Food scene
Guapo's of Georgetown
3050 Water Street NorthwestBest Fajitas in Georgetown!