Article by:
Maya Kachroo-Levine
Washington D.C. is so much more than the political epicenter of the U.S. and the top cherry blossom destination in the country. The District is home to charming neighborhoods lined with historic row houses, legendary museums (including the 20 odd museums under the Smithsonian that offer free admission), and a vastly underrated fine dining scene. And of course, politics dominates the professional energy of the city much like the tech population shapes San Francisco to a certain extent.
But the country's capital is also a college town, with universities like Georgetown, Howard, George Washington, and American all within the city limits. This city feels as academic as it does political—but more than the atmosphere being tinged by politics or education, it is weighted with the gravitas of history. Here, our official guide to the best things to do in Washington D.C., including where to stay in Washington D.C., the best D.C. restaurants, and the city's most essential museums and historical sites. Read full travel article here.
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