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Kick off your long weekend in Georgetown or much needed DC vacation with Savoy Suites Hotel Top 10 Things to Do in DC! With so many things to do in Washington DC, you may not know exactly where to begin. Become an urban explorer or DC’s next power couple and take in the culture, nightlife, neighborhoods, museums and monuments that Washington has to offer with our recommended Things to Do in Washington DC! |
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Newseum U.S. Botanical Gardens – Nestled in the heart of Capitol Hill and nearly as old as Washington DC itself, Spring & Summer in the gardens is a transcending experience. Visit our #2 Things To Do in DC and plan your visit around the National Cherry Blossom Festival to maximize your visit to Washington. International Spy Museum – Indulge your inner James Bond with a look at 007's Aston Martin from Goldfinger, along with more serious toys used by the CIA, FBI, and the KGB! The International Spy Museum is a very unique DC museum experience for the whole family! Smithsonian Institution – A trip to Washington DC would not be complete without visiting the world's largest museum. Composed of 19 museums, 9 research centers, and the National Zoo, a comfortable pair of shoes is recommended! The Smithsonian Institution make spot #4 on our Top 10 Things to Do in Washington DC! Washington Monument – One of the most prominent and oldest attractions in DC is the Washington Monument. Be sure to call 877-444-6777 or visit www.recreation.gov to make your reservation. So take our insider tip to secure your timed ticket and ride to the top of the Washington Monument and learn a few secrets behind this mysterious DC monument. National WWII Memorial – the memorial is a monument to the spirit, sacrifice, and commitment of the American people. Marvel in its design or search the National WWII Memorial registry for family or loved ones that served to protect our freedoms. The National WWII Memorial has a beautiful water element making our list of Top 10 Things to Do in Washington DC! National Cathedral – Rated #7 of things to do in DC by Yahoo Travel; see why more than 700,000 people visit the National Cathedral each year! The National Cathedral is just a short distance from Savoy Suites Hotel and offers breathtaking views of Washington DC when you reach the apex of this awe-inspiring work of architecture. U.S. Capitol – The first cornerstone was laid by George Washington himself in 1793! The U.S. Capitol building is the most symbolically important and architecturally impressive building in the nation. The U.S. Capitol also has the title of the most recognizable monument in Washington DC and you can now go online to reserve your timed ticket for a fun filled tour for you and the family! Rock Creek Park – Walk along a quiet trail, bike along Rock Creek and take in the fresh air, majestic trees and the calming nature of the forest. Rock Creek Park also houses Washington DC's only full service equestrian facility. Go horseback riding and see all that Rock Creek Park has to offer. Ford's Theater - Since it reopened its doors in 1968, more than a hundred years after the April 14, 1865 assassination of President Abraham Lincoln, Ford's Theatre has been one of the most visited sites in the nation's capital. Newly renovated, catch performances at Ford's Theater, but you just may want to sit near an exit. |
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Savoy Suites Hotel Top 10 Things to Do in DC is developed from our customers' feedback and updated based on your suggestions! See something that should be in the Top 10? Do you have a favorite Georgetown restaurant or activity? Stay at Savoy Suites Hotel and email us your Top 10 for a chance to be featured on our website! Email us today at mcrimi@greataddresses.com. Need more suggestions on how to spend your DC Vacation or need more things to do in Georgetown? Savoy Suites Hotel would also like to suggest the following itineraries for you to consider. |
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POWER PLAY Catch a baseball game at the brand new Nationals Park Stadium or head to the Verizon Center for a fast-paced basketball game with the Washington Wizards. Not really in the mood to be indoors? Venture out to Great Falls in Virginia, just a short ride from DC. Walk along the banks of the Potomac River or rent a kayak on the Georgetown waterfront for a more adventurous getaway. Don't forget Rock Creek Park - home to Washington DC's only equestrian park. |
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SEAT OF POWER The perfect starting point is the National Mall where you can take in some of the most profound landmarks in our country. Walk from the White House to the Washington Monument to the US Capitol Building and Lincoln Memorial. Be sure to stop by the World War II Memorial or the outdoor FDR Memorial with stellar views of the Washington Monument! |
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For lunch, retreat to the Tidal Basin and picnic under the cherry blossom trees, a gift from the City of Tokyo in 1912. Here you'll have a view of the Potomac River for an unforgettable afternoon. Once you are recharged, you are only a short walk to the Smithsonian Institution, home to the greatest museum collections of art and artifacts in the world. Choosing a museum within the Smithsonian Institution can be a difficult task. Take flight in the Air and Space Museum or experience the live butterfly exhibit at the Museum of Natural History. They are not to be missed! |
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POWER LUNCH Make the most of your visit to Washington DC and Savoy Suites Hotel and combine great dining with great wine. The Washington Wine Academy is a great resource for wine tastings throughout the city as well as lectures and featured events. |
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DC can certainly satisfy if down home cooking is what you're looking for. A trip to our Georgetown hotel in Washington DC would not be complete without grabbing a chili dog at Ben's Chili Bowl, sitting down to a soulful Sunday brunch at Marvin Restaurant in Dupont Circle or stopping by nearby Georgetown Cupcake! |
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