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Attractions and Events section of the #1 Washington DC Hotels
Reservation Service featuring Attractions, Events, Shopping, Entertainment
and more, We will help you plan an enjoyable visit to the Washington DC
- National Museum of American History
14th Street and Constitution Avenue
For the enjoyment of children, the Museum of American History presents the
Hands On History Room, Hands On Science Center, Lemelson Center, and the ABC's
of American History.
- Capital Children's Museum
800 3rd St. NE Washington DC 20002
The Capital Children's Museum encourages children's love for learning through
exploring the culture, nature and things of this world by touch, taste and sound.
Visit prehistoric caves, see different countries, make hot cocoa, star in a cartoon
and experience much more from the five permanent exhibits and traveling exhibits
year round.
- National Air & Space Museum
7th Street and Independence Avenue SW Washington DC
The National Air and Space Museum of the Smithsonian Institution is home to
the world's largest collection of historic air and spacecraft in the world. The
museum's numerous galleries include important topics such as rocketry, lunar exploration
and military aircraft.
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DAR Museum
1776 D St. NW Washington DC 20006
Museum of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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National Gallery of Art
One of the world's finest art collections is contained within the National
Gallery of Art. The collection spans from the Middle Ages to the Present, covering
mediums such as sculpture, painting, graphic arts, architecture and decorative
arts.
- Shakespeare Theatre
450 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004-2207
One of the world's three great Shakespearean theatres.' (The Economist) Season
includes Shakespearean productions and classics in our 451-seat theatre in downtown
Washington, DC.
- Kennedy Center
2700 F Street, NW, Washington, DC 20566
America's National Cultural Center. The Kennedy Center presents the latest
musical and theatrical productions, jazz concerts, family performances, and a
free performance every day at 6pm on the Millennium Stage.
- The National Theatre
1321 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington DC 20004
Historic Washington DC landmark playhouse staging Broadway shows, musicals,
free movies, children's shows and local entertainment.

- Georgetown Park
3222 M St. NW, Washington, DC 20007
The District's largest mall, with close to 450,000 square feet and around 100
stores on four levels, Georgetown Park lacks an anchor but boasts lots of high-end
clothing boutiques such as Polo/Ralph Lauren.
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Union Station
50 Massachusetts Avenue NE
Dazzling visitors with its granite walls, marble floors, 96 foot-high gold-leafed
ceiling, and bronze grilles, Union Station endures as a classical landmark. As
a restored beaux-arts train station, Union Station has been divided up into a
series of levels and mezzanines that house 130 shops, restaurants and a movie
theater complex.

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