Super modern coffee bar with good drinks. Slightly pricey but coffee is great. The gelato is served in a food truck directly outside of the Hirshhorn.
DC could use some real ice cream shops
Surprisingly tasty treats here - have your scone warmed up!
Great place for ice skating Nov-March - tho lines can get long on wkend afternoons, the wait is worth it for a 2-hr skate, and they do rent ice skates and lockers for your shoes. Read more.
The garden displays 17 major works from the National Gallery's collection of 20th century sculpture amid a landscaped park of trees, flowerbeds, and winding paths-- Green Guide Editor
You can dip your feet into the central fountain. Nice relief on scorching days.
Great memorial, only disappointed in the people who thought they could dip their feet and bodies in the water, it's not a public pool! No park serv. Rep. to monitor
Really amazing place to see sunsets and sunrises. Lots of history,great design and great fountains
In the summer you can stop and dip your feet in the garden's fountain and on some eveneings they have live bands play...one of my favorote spots
Breathtaking, this place has so much to offer! The exhibitions are perfectly put together. Admission is always free!!
Hirshhorn Museum just turned (RED) for World AIDS Day. Join us in helping to deliver an AIDS Free Generation by 2015. - www.2015QUILT.com
While you may not be able to take a dip in this pool on a hot day, you still need to protect your eyes & skin from the sun & reflection. Water reflects up to 100% of UV, so sunnies are essential!
Scenic at sunset, with the sunset hitting the Washington Monument over the water.
The pool, measuring some 2,000 feet long, was built soon after the 1922 dedication of the Lincoln Memorial; both were designed by architect Henry Bacon.
Summerhouse is the best kept secret within steps of the U.S. Capitol. Olmsted's grotto features water fountains and cool shade for hot summer days. Travel guide - www.bikabout.com/washington-dc
No outlets or wifi.
Tranquility amidst political insanity.
Start your tour on the second floor! I wish we had! There are so much more to see and we didn't have time to see it all....The first floor has nice art/furniture but the second floor is awesome!!
Opened in 1941, this museum, founded by financier Andrew Mellon, has some 116,000 works of Western art dating from the Middle Ages to the modern era.
Absolutely fantastic!
Pork Burrito w/ crema was pretty good, skip getting chips they tasted a bit stale. Salsa was awesome though...
I didn't try the recommendation but my creation was amazing! Steak, pineapple sauce, lime slaw and crema to finish!!
Sweet pork and spicy mayo with Kimchi- is the way to go!!!
The average patron is in and out of the Roof Terrace in 60 minutes. Get the tuna tartare: The wonton chips are for scooping, and the pinpricks of heat in the appetizer are courtesy of Sriracha. Read more.
I love Sunday Brunch here. The view is wonderful and the food is very good. $$$, but it is not just brunch, it's an experience.
Fast service will get you to your show on time. Quality of the entrees is excellent.
Greek temple w/30' tall statue to 16th President. Above columns on exterior look for chipped “Wisconsin”. Was result of lone shot (accidentally) fired in DC during WWII. Full site history here<LINK> Read more.
President Obama spoke at the Let Freedom Ring ceremony to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech. Read more.
Construction began in 1914, and the memorial was opened to the public in 1922. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his famous "I Have a Dream" speech to a crowd by the Lincoln Memorial in 1963 .
Cafe has a poor selection of food. So don't come hungry! Food is not their speciality. I just bough chips... Safest route.
THIS PLACE IS AMAZING great gift shops and prices. Large and lots to see very fun
Go to the dinosaurs
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