Things to do in Washington Dc
30 featured experiences · 1,144 total indexed in Washington Dc
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Capitol Hill
Walk the storied streets where American democracy was shaped, surrounded by iconic monuments and vibrant history.
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Congressional Cemetery
One of America's oldest and most storied cemeteries, where senators, heroes, and legends rest.
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George Washington Masonic National Memorial
A towering tribute to America's Founding Father, blending Masonic mystique with stunning panoramic views of Alexandria.
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Hirshhorn Museum
A bold concrete drum showcasing cutting-edge modern and contemporary art, free to all visitors on the National Mall.
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Homeless Jesus
A stirring bronze sculpture of Christ as a homeless figure, challenging passersby to reflect on compassion.
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Jefferson Memorial
A stunning domed tribute to Thomas Jefferson, reflecting majestically over the Tidal Basin day and night.
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Korean War Veterans Memorial
Nineteen stainless steel soldiers patrol a hauntingly beautiful granite memorial honoring Korean War veterans.
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Korean War Veterans Memorial
Park-based memorial honouring those who served in the Korean War.
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Lincoln Memorial
Gaze up at Lincoln's marble likeness and feel the weight of American history wash over you.
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Lincoln Memorial
Iconic neoclassical park monument honouring the 16th U.S. president.
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Monument to Balzac
Rodin's powerful bronze Balzac captures the legendary novelist in timeless, brooding grandeur.
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National Gallery of Art
Explore masterpieces from da Vinci to Monet—all free—in a stunning neoclassical landmark on the Mall.
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Number One Observatory Circle
Step outside the gate of the Vice President's elegant official residence on the Naval Observatory grounds.
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Rose Garden
Stroll the legendary blooms where presidents and world leaders have walked for generations.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Witness democracy in marble—tour the iconic court where landmark decisions shape American history.
The Three Soldiers
Three bronze soldiers stand guard, powerfully honoring Vietnam veterans in the heart of Washington D.C.
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Theodore Roosevelt Island
A forested Potomac island refuge honoring TR, with trails, wildlife, and a grand memorial statue.
Three Servicemen Statue
An artwork in Washington Dc.
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United States Capitol
Marvel at the iconic marble dome where Congress shapes the laws of a nation.
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Washington Monument
Soar to the top of America's tallest stone monument for breathtaking views of the capital.
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John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
DC's grandest stage hosts opera, ballet, and concerts in a stunning riverside setting.
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Old Ebbitt Grill
A beloved Washington landmark serving classic American fare steps from the White House since 1856.
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Comet Ping Pong
Quirky DC favorite serving wood-fired pizza alongside lively ping pong tables in a laid-back setting.
Potter's House
A cozy café for quality coffee and a pause.