Washington D.C.,

Washington, D.C. may be renowned for its political powerhouses and iconic landmarks such as the White House and Capitol Hill, but beyond its governmental façade lies a city brimming with cultural depth. Delve into the city’s artistic soul at the Kennedy Center, hosting world-class performances spanning from classical to contemporary, or stroll through the National Mall, a sweeping expanse of greenery adorned with monuments paying tribute to American history. In the mood for a museum? D.C. has 74, covering everything from ancient Egyptian artifacts to a museum about spies. Dupont Circle has an offbeat allure, featuring embassies, art galleries, and quirky bookstores, or take your adventure to the water by kayaking on the Potomac River. The city's dining scene mirrors its diversity with cuisine from across the globe. You won’t want to miss some of the city’s best hidden eateries and local cafes in the Adams Morgan and Shaw neighborhoods.