Recognized for its excellence in authentic Chinese cuisine, Full Kee has been the long-time recipient of the “Top 100 Chinese Restaurants in the USA” award.
Full Kee is definitely one of the most authentic Cantonese (Hong Kong style) fare worth trying in Chinatown. Before you walk in, just don’t be frightened by the full-size roasted ducks hanging in the glassed-in front kitchen.

Oyamal Cocina Mexicana has been bringing Mexico’s rich regional diversity with a swirl of modern urban atmosphere of its national capital to the DC Penn Quarter since 2007. With a lively dining room decorated by colorful masks and butterfly mobiles, the restaurant further compliments its originality with a creative menu and cocktail list.

Oyamel is the only place in town that serves insects, as well as, upscale Mexican specialties. Try some grasshopper tacos if you are feeling adventurous. If not, try the antitijitos, traditional snacks or small plates, with guacamole, made fresh tableside.

While there are many shops in Eden Center that sell traditional Vietnamese food, but Song Que (pronounced “Song Way”) is one that is definitely worth visiting.
SongQue scores every time with their banh mi French-influenced sandwich. The fresh, crusty baguettes are filled with garden-fresh vegetables and flavorful meats. This deli offers not only traditional cuisine, but also an impressive bakery, supplying fresh refreshments, packaged finger foods, and sweet snacks.
With a huge selection of exotic ice cream flavors, an endless list of bubble teas, this is also a great place for desserts, with a decidedly Vietnamese flavor. Whether you are familiar with Vietnamese food or are just trying for the first time, Song Que is definitely the place to start!

Marvin is a classic bistro located in Washington, DC’s historical Shaw neighborhood which combined the soul of the neighborhood and the café society of Belgium. Here, you can find an interesting mix of classic Belgian moulles-frites served along side southern-style shrimp and grits.

Two of the other attractions at Marvin is the rooftop beer garden boasting over 30 Belgian ales and a luxurious lounge with an extensive bar menu.

Biergarten Haus is the only beer garden in the city! Come year round and enjoy a shaded courtyard in the summer and a heated outdoor winter wonderland in the winter! With thirty-five hundred square feet of …

With an obsession with shopping and fashion, Diva Boutique’s owner runs this designer consignment business with a passion for six years straight. Situated in historical Alexandria in a 19th century townhouse, Diva is listed by …

Striving for the best quality and tip-top craftsmanship, Dash’s been serving their loyal customers at Old Town for over 30 years.
Equipped with a highly knowledgeable, client-first approach to satisfy customers, Dash’s associates provides not only collections from Italian manufacturers, but also fashion strategies to maximize the wearability of your purchases.

Other than the international eateries and diverse souvenir shops at the Old Post Office Pavilion, another highlight that this site provides is its 315 food Clock Tower and its unparalleled view. Offering a sweeping 360 degree …

Hidden in Georgetown’s Historical District, the Tudor Place was originally built in 1816 by George and Martha Washington’s granddaughter, Martha Custis Peter. This beautiful estate was home to the next six generations of her descendents over the course of 180 years.

Currently, it is open to the public and exhibits more than 8000 pieces of silver, ceramics, jewelry, paintings, manuscripts, photographs, and furniture dated from 1750-1983. The collection brings to life the cultural and social history of over 200 years of the family and the city.

Carousel rides have always been a fond childhood memory for many. Who can say no to those colorful, bright horses and fancy round cups?
Just like the good old days, the Smithsonian Castle offers a …

This new pint-size confectioner in Georgetown is the buzziest spot in town! The adorable, homey storefront is welcoming and the colorful display case beautifully displays a wide array of the different types of macarons.
Each macaron is handmade and proudly sports a different personality. The blood orange and raspberry ones are filled with sweet, smooth jelly center fillings and the vanilla bean, rose, coconut flavors are packed with a light aromatic cream.

Feeling trapped in this busy city during the sultry, unbearable summer? Don’t fret; go to New York Avenue for a breath of fresh air and some sandy beachy fun!
Originally, the location was an empty parking lot …

With a Day of the Dead motif, Bandolero is one of the newest Mexican restaurants in town. The two-story high restaurant is decked out with animal skulls and beautiful mosaic. Most importantly, it proudly displays a menu with classic Mexican dishes with untraditional flavors.

A feast here includes wrapping octopus, lobsters, suckling pig, and even house-made chicharones paired with nine different varieties of margaritas (eight by the glass, one as cake and ice cream) and a list of cocktails that is heavy on tequila and mescal.

Ripple, located in Cleveland Park, is a restaurant that focuses on dishes made with organic and locally acquired produce. Not only does it guarantee the customers with an enjoyable time, but also many pleasant surprises as the menu are updated daily.
Now, the restaurant expands to include a grilled cheese bar where guests in the bar area can choose creative sandwiches with Ripple’s list of 15 amazing cheeses.

Starting as an apartment tailoring shop, Ginger Root Design finally has its own studio on U Street, complete with a wide cutting table and dedicated sewing room! This sweet little shop is bringing their line of repurposed clothing to show people how eco-friendly is the new classy.
Mixing, matching, and recycling is the way to go here. Some of the Ginger Root goodies include unique “scrap tank tops” that are pieced together with colorful vintage fabric or tie-dyed bloomers. There will be lots of one-of-a-kind pieces from other local designers in shop.

Former online-only discount denim dealer, Jan Forman, will soon be relocating to a bigger and better space in historic Leesburg due to growing demands! Cigarette jeans, bell bottoms, skinny jeans, and sleek boot cuts are only a few styles out of her wide selection.
While browsing through the impressive collection, don’t forget to ask for the Jeans Whisperer’s advice. Jan will listen to your preferences, fit challenges, and needs carefully to find you the jean of your dreams that looks and fits the best.
Trust her and chat about your shape, she’ll (softly) suggest the best brand and cut for your booty.

An outdoor laser tag game or two would definitely satisfy your fantasies of reenacting scenes from your favorite video game or movie.
Gather your friends, take a ride twenty miles north of Washington, DC and divide into two opposing sides! After a quick introduction and explanation of the equipments, you can jump into 50 minutes of intense plays.
Don’t forget to devise tactical strikes and stratagems. It’s time to hammer out those old grudges.

History and booze go so well together at the George Washington’s Distillery & Gristmill! A short three miles away from George Washington’s estate at Mount Vernon is the recently reopened distillery and gristmill that will guarantee your trip with a happy ending.
For only $4 entrance fee, the costumed distillers will show demonstrations and walk visitors through the historic process of whiskey-making in this reconstruction of the largest 18th-century distillery in America. Furthermore, the distillery is adjacent to the reconstructed Gristmill, a water-powered mill where Colonial millers grind corn into meal and wheat into flour just as it was done more than 200 years ago.

The name “Rasika” is derived from ancient Sanskrit to mean “flavors.” This appropriately named modern Indian Restaurant is owned by Ashok Bajaj, the recent winner of Washingtonian’s Restaurateur of the Year.
This dynamic restaurant is bejewel with contemporary décor, striking Indian art, and an elegant ceiling made with a combination of dark and light woods.
The award-winning Rasika not only looks modern and hip, but also showcases an authentic Indian fare. Options range from food prepared on the tawa (griddle) to dishes from the sigri (open barbeque).

The International Spy Museum opened in Washington, DC on July 19, 2002. It is the only public museum in the United States solely dedicated to espionage and the only one in the world to provide a global perspective on an all-but-invisible profession that has shaped history and continues to have a significant impact on world events. The Museum features the largest collection of international espionage artifacts ever placed on public display.

Cuba Libre Restaurant & Rum Bar is dedicated to a continued exploration of Cuban heritage, art, music, flavors and traditions. The open-air setting, tropical ambiance, vintage décor, upbeat Latin music and Concept Chef/Partner, Guillermo Pernot’s delectable menu of ‘Nuevo Cubano’ dishes and traditional favorites, make all of our restaurants a must-see, must-experience dining destination.

Strange and amazing, unlikely and enviable, the life of Alexander Hamilton could be a blueprint for the evolution of Washington, DC. This is a man who started off an orphan and ended up a lawyer, banker and founding father before dying famously in a duel with the Vice President of the United States. First built to house the federal government, DC is now a city where polish and sophistication have been charmed by a bohemian spirit yielding a new, thriving, artistic underground. Located just two blocks from the White House, the District’s newest destination for envelope-pushing, visionary music and talent defies convention, much like Hamilton himself.

With 20 years of baking experience, spiced with years of globe-trotting and a passion for tasty treats, Crepes At The Market is a must-go hotspot for crepe connoisseurs.
Just a whiff of the creamy, rich batter, …

The Folger Shakespeare Library is home to the world’s largest and finest collection of Shakespeare materials and to major collections of other rare Renaissance books, manuscripts, and works of art. It proudly serves as the primary …

The Blue Duck Tavern located inside the Hyatt Hotel offers a sunken garden veranda with an outdoor fountain, adding a distinct element of romance and elegance.
Featuring its classic and wholesome American meals with a …

Nellie’s Sports Bar is Washington, DC’s first gay sports bar featuring an expansive rooftop deck which is as much of an attraction as the flat-screen TVs. Nellie’s is considered THE go-to place for LGBTQ sports fans.
True …

Washingtonian woman strive to be fashion forward even when going to the gym, running, doing Pilates and yoga, or exploring the outdoors. With high-tech fabrics and innovative cuts and designs, Lucy Activewear guarantees to take you …

Nestled in amidst the new National Harbor development, Bobby McKey’s is the first and only dueling piano bar in the greater DC area. Every night, two to four piano players in teams of two appear on …

Who knew exercising could also be so musical and artistically graceful? Starting mid-November through mid-March the Ice Rink at the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden will be open for general admissions. Skating in the cool crisp air while enjoying music from the state-of-the-art sound system and twirling amidst magnificent sculptures is truly a romantic, yet cultured experience.

Looking for a new place to try exciting and exotic new flavors? Come to Etete where you are promised an authentic Ethiopian dining experience with a contemporary flare!
Located in Little Ethiopia, Etete is a family-owned restaurant where people from all walks of life come to try flavorful Ethiopian soul food and eating with their hands for the very first time. Trust me, they all came back for more.

Everyone knows Masa 14 at the corner of U street and 14th street. It is that busy and upbeat Asian-Latino fusion restaurant with an electrifying vibe that everyone is willing to line up for, even after a long day of work! With an interesting concept of blending Asian and Spanish cuisines, the menu offers a wide array of choices – you are not in a mood for Chinese? That’s okay, they have Korean and Japanesy tapas dish for you to try over fancy drinks with fancy names

The National Portrait Gallery archives portraits of people who made significant contribution to American history and culture from the era of our Founding Fathers to the current political arena. Each photograph and each portrait tells an expansive story which weaves into the tides of our cultural past.

The United States Botanic Garden is one of the oldest botanic gardens in North America. With clear glass domes, transparent greenhouse infrastructures, and beautiful, lively gardens, this Botanic Garden reminds visitors of the importance of plants …

Home Rule embraces the future by serving as a Bed, Bath & Beyond for the young urban set that prefers not to schlepp to the suburbs. Home Rule makes any trip worth the effort by stocking …

With over 70,000 songs in English, Korean, Mandarin, Japanese, Spanish, and much more, Muzette is DC’s first private-roomed karaoke joint. Located in the hustling and bustling Adams Morgan, this underground restaurant has a small dining area …

Unfortunately, the giant squid and the cavemen statues do not come alive at night like the movie promised. However, the Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History is definitely the place to satisfy your curiosity …

This popular neighborhood saloon since 1967 offers a sense of ease and genuineness for its loyal patrons. Unlike other restaurant chains, Chadwick’s allure lies in its ability to provide the same high quality food and sincere …

As one of the most unique bars in DC, Tattoo Bar is small, but intimately claustrophobic and extremely edgy.
With a hip, rock-n-roll theme, the Tattoo Bar is an interesting amalgamation of a bar and …

The Woodrow Wilson House is a national historic landmark and house museum that tells of President Wilson’s Washington Years from 1912-1924. Through informative guided tours and exhibitions, this museum promotes awareness of his celebrated life and …

Tucked away under the Key Bridge in Georgetown is Jack’s Boathouse, a secret base to a whole lot of kayaking fun! With boats, kayaks, and paddleboards galore, Jack’s Boathouse offers a fantastically unique and peaceful way …

Second Time Around is a lot less expensive than most of the consignment stores around DC, but conveniently located in Georgetown. This store is filled to the brim with vintage treasures – jewelry, shoes, purses, dresses, …

With gizmos and gadgets aplenty, M29 Lifestyle provides Washingtonians a resort style experience without leaving the capital.
Romantic flowing chiffon dresses, hand-embroidered pillow cases, mouth-blown glass decors, and even enchanted forest-themed collection of jewelry all from …

Looking for high-end, fashion-forward clothing? Hu’s Wear is the place to go.
With products that are different than those sold at most District shops, Hu’s boutique garners trendy products from fashion powerhouses from all over the world …

Ben’s Chili Bowl is a proud landmark of DC’s history since the 1950s, surviving through the DC riots of the late 60s and the devastating economic crisis during the 70s and 80s.
Despite all this, they …

Who says that you need to be by the Seine to enjoy a taste of old Paris?
At Café Montmartre, with its exquisite interior and elegant front patio, it offers a taste of authentic Europe. Serving …

What else stands more proudly than the Washington Monument which overlooks the entire District of Columbia?
This prominent structure marks the skyline of Washington, DC since 1884 and was built to commemorate President George Washington’s …

Looking for a cozy, intimate club to find your newest love? Sweet Spot is a youthful club located in Foggy Bottom that is worth a try.
Sweet Spot is the newest brainchild of the renowned …

The Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery is the Smithsonian Institute’s National Museum of Asian Arts. It features intricate Japanese screens with cranes, colorful cloisonné, and Chinese calligraphies. Other than these historical beauties, …

You a fan of Kaskade? Tiesto? Deadmau5? Or even the renowned Pauly D from Jersey Shore? If so, Fur nightclub is the spot to watch out for.
Not only hosting special artists all over the …

Georgetown Tobacco completes the lifestyle of tobacco enthusiasts.
With two walk-in humidors filled with regular or flavored and infused cigars, this tobacco shop offers a great selection, in fact, too many for your own good. Either …

Looking to be a healthier eater in Washington, DC?
The Foggy Bottom Market is conveniently located by the Foggy Bottom Metro Station. Open from 2 – 7 pm, don’t forget to visit the market on your …

The West End Cinema is a quiet sanctuary for unique movie lovers for non-mainstream type of films. Doesn’t matter if you prefer to watch the current blockbusters, venture into foreign films such as Kurosawa’s black-and-white samurai …

Looking for some new dresses and accessories that scream sassy, flirty, sexy? Pay homage to the one and only Betsey Johnson store in Washington, DC, decorated in bubblegum pink by the flamboyant designer herself. Glitters and …

Hidden in the heart of Foggy Bottom, but with two large storefronts inside the Shops at 2000 Penn, Expressions has been dressing women from all walks of life for over two decades. With a wide variety …

Hidden in the heart of Foggy Bottom, but with two large storefronts inside the Shops at 2000 Penn, Expressions has been dressing women from all walks of life for over two decades. With a wide variety …

51st State Tavern is a cozy, homey place for a diverse crowd of local residents, working professionals, and college students. With an outdoor patio and two floors equipped with two antique wooden bars, classic Guinness posters, …

With a wide array of sights and attractions to explore in the nation’s capital, there is no better way to travel and sightsee by cycling. With Bike and Roll, a bike rental provider with a wide …

In “National Treasure,” you may remember seeing Nicolas Cage scurrying across the Main Reading Room of the Library of Congress in search of the fictitious Book of Secrets. However, what Cage didn’t tell you is all …

We all know that frozen yogurt is healthy and delicious; however, at Mr. Yogato, it is also amusing and ridiculous! If you walk into the yogurt shop for the first time, you may be overwhelmed by …

Stepping into Rocklands Barbeque and Grilling Company you will see a huge bucket of peanuts, a whole bookshelf of hot sauce selection, and several rolls of no-nonsense paper towels – you know this is the …

It is not an overstatement to say that Heritage India is one of the best Indian restaurants in the district. Selected by the Washingtonian as one of the “100 Very Best Restaurants” and the recipient of …

To give your home a breath of fresh air, visit The Dutch Lady at Georgetown for some top notch handmade European linen and other home décors.
Nakita, the owner of the boutique was born in The Netherlands …

At the young and upbeat Midtown, you have the choices of dancing and grinding at the first level, enjoying the bar and the pool table at the relaxed second level Loft, or basking in sophistication at …

With Lost Boys’ superb fashion insights and sense of style, you will never again be dazed and confused by the acronyms of LV, BV, and D&G. With a conservative palette, yet fashionable style, Lost Boys carries …

Looking forward to your next vacation? Take a breather at Zorba’s Café.
With its scenic photographs, exotic bouzouki music, and the blue-white café reminiscent of Santorini, Zorba’s is the place for your temporary escape to Greece. As …

Zenobia Lounge is an amazing and unique amalgamation of a multicultural café, a bookshop, a souvenir store with gifts, and a shisha/hookah lounge.
Not only does Zenobia provides an eclectic selection of traditional delicacies from the Middle …

Tucked away on the second floor of a Starbucks on Connecticut Avenue, the tiny glass door to Secondi may be hard to find; however, if you did find the rabbit hole, you will fall into a …

In a high-powered city like Washington, DC , political and corporate careers are not everyone’s cup of tea. The Kallinis sisters risked their life savings and gave up their corporate jobs in fashion and finance just …

“How many trophies have you won..? How many trophies have you won..? Not a goddamn one!”
This chant is often heard ringing throughout the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium, home of the D.C. United. Obnoxious, you think? …

Standing proudly as the epicenter of Washington, DC ,the United States Capitol is not only a historical complex housing the nation’s legislature, but it is also a symbol of the American people and the government.
With a …

Sugarloaf Crafts Festivals are craft shows featuring hundreds of artists from all across the United States and Canada. Over a dozen shows are held each year in major metropolitan areas in Washington D.C., Connecticut, Maryland, Michigan, …

Newseum Blends High-Tech With Historical.
The Newseum — a 250,000-square-foot museum of news — offers visitors an experience that blends five centuries of news history with up-to-the-second technology and hands-on exhibits.
The Newseum is located at the intersection …

Beer lovers all over the District are relishing over ChurchKey, the newest addition to the trendy 14th Street lounge scene.  As the more casual, chic counterpart to its equally anticipated other half, Birch & Barley, ChurchKey …

Sometimes there’s nothing more fun than hanging in someone’s pimped out basement, playing games, and hanging with friends. But when you’re in the city, basements are few and far between. That’s why many young Washingtonians head …

Usually trends are set in New York or Los Angeles, but the Nora Restaurant started one of the best culinary trends as of late: organic eating. Being the first certified organic restaurant in the United States, …

Sure, fun and politicians may not seem like they go together, but at Bullfeathers they do. Serving the House of Representatives and “friends” since 1980, Bullfeathers knows how to have a laugh. After all, it’s named …

Our nation’s capital houses more than just gorgeous architecture, prominent figures and a rich history – it serves as the home to some of the most profoundly significant memorials in the world.  For a true memoir …

Looking for some sparkle? The Tiny Jewel Box offers three floors of precious gemstones, one-of-a-kind engagement rings, and designer jewelry from the likes of David Yurman and John Hardy. With DC’s largest collection of antique and …

Often known as the “nation’s jeweler” and home of the popular Liberty Eagle Pin, which is almost a rite of passage for every First Lady’s wardrobe, Ann Hand creates elegant and patriotic jewelry. Pearls and eagles …

In the mood for a little updated Italian? Factor in a trip to Teatro Goldoni on your next restaurant tour of DC.  With traditional Italian favorites, as well as a few modern surprises, Teatro Goldoni will …

Take a break from the hustle and bustle of city life, and enjoy a warm, rich meal at Georgetown’s, La Chaumiere, a hallmark of unpretentious French cuisine with a country inn atmosphere.  Cozy up at a …

For a more cultured look at the city, take a trip to popular Dupont Circle to America’s first museum of modern art, the Phillips Collection. Opened in 1921 and housed in the former home of the …

Formerly the well-known Carlton Hotel, the St. Regis remains one of the finest hotels in Washington, hosting every President since President Coolidge, as well as royalty, prime ministers and iconic celebrities. A favorite haunt of Ronald …

Looking for some of the best live music in the District? Head to the 9:30 Club, DC’s premiere live music venue featuring a variety of acts throughout the year.  With a bit of a divey vibe, …

Add a little Asian influence to your evening with a trip to celebrity chef, Wolfgang Puck’s exclusive Asian eatery, The Source, situated right along politically-infused Pennsylvania Avenue.  As the Newseum’s signature restaurant, The Source combines the …

For your next trip to the nation’s capital, plan a simple yet elegant stay at The Madison Hotel known for its exceptional service and welcoming accommodations.  With over 350 cozy rooms, as well as 15 luxury …

Only in town for a bit?  Get a double dose of history and quality entertainment at DAR Constitution Hall – DC’s largest concert hall.  Host to a variety of events throughout the year, including concerts, operas, …

London’s calling at Reiss, the UK-based line, with a quaint boutique nestled in the heart of Georgetown.  Characteristic of true British fashion, Reiss showcases brilliant pieces that combine classic tailoring with edgy twists – think fresh …

With its start as a reputable New York institution, it’s no wonder that Bobby Van’s had to spread the love.  This long-loved classic steakhouse has made its mark on the high-end American dining circuit, serving some …

Pull that curtain open and opt for an evening you won’t soon forget with an intimate performance at Logan Circle’s eclectic Studio Theatre.  Founded in 1978 with a passionate mission of bringing innovative theatre to the …

Looking for a little relaxation in the District?  Look in to a stay at the luxurious Mandarin Oriental, nestled off the beaten path in Southwest DC, overlooking the Tidal Basin with breathtaking views of the Jefferson …

For those unable to make it abroad, but looking for a delectable European dining experience, travel no further than Georgetown’s quaint, Café Bonaparte.  Take a trip to The City of Lights at this small French bistro …

Hipsters and serious dance aficionados beware – there’s a new party in town.  Hidden along trendy 14th Street in the heart of the U Street Corridor, lies Café Saint-Ex, a European aviation-inspired restaurant/bar with a few …

For a chic evening out, head to SEI – the Japanese-inspired hotspot known for its creative cocktails, unexpected sushi rolls and delicious Asian-fusion cuisine.  With fresh whitewashed walls and ultra modern artistic touches, SEI sets the …

Head on down to the historic Woodward Building in the heart of McPherson Square for some rustic Italian treats at Potenza.  With a delectable trattoria, tempting bakery and inviting wine store, you’ll definitely get the full …

Looking for a sophisticated night out?  Head to Cady’s Alley in Georgetown where L2 Lounge, hidden discreetly in the Alley’s central courtyard, mixes an international flair with premier club status.
Catering to DC’s young elite, L2 is …

For a comfortable stay in the District, settle into a room in the The Latham Hotel, nestled conveniently on M Street right in the heart of Georgetown.  With European-like accommodations and a hidden, yet elegant exterior, …

When it comes to elegant dining, look no further than well-known chef/owner Robert Wiedmaier’s Marcel’s in popular Foggy Bottom.  With classic French training and a Belgian heritage, Wiedmaier serves decadent dishes with an authentically European flair …

For a unique night out, opt for a culturally diverse dining experience at TenPenh.  With a design aesthetic infused with proper Feng Shui principles and inspired by Hong Kong bistros of the 1930s, TenPenh brings an …

Absorb all Washington has to offer with an elegant evening at the Washington National Opera (WNO).  Founded in 1956 and recently bestowed with the distinction of “The National Opera” by Congress, WNO brings updated classics to …

For club-goers looking for a wild night out, head to Ultrabar, one of the city’s best multi-level nightclubs.  With themed events on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, Ultrabar is known for its modern vibe, throbbing beats and …

Plan your next DC stay with a bit of flair in mind. Book a room at the luxuriously chic W Hotel, one of the newest hotspots on the DC hotel (and nightlife) scene. Overlooking the statuesque …

The Warner Theatre is one of Washington’s most beautiful historic venues with its crystal chandeliers and intricate, decadent interior facade. Originally built as a movie palace in the 1920′s, walking in the doors makes one nostalgic …

Sick of being inside all day? Take a walk along the public boardwalk and soak in the gorgeous views of the Potomac River. With plenty of shops and restaurants, the recently renovated Washington Harbour offers everything …

Ever wanted to sit in the Supreme Court and see what goes on? Come early to the Front Plaza and there might just be a seat available. Watch attorneys argue their case in front of the …

When you think of the word “memorial” in Washington D.C., the first thing that comes to mind is probably the Lincoln or Jefferson Memorial. Well, it’s time to add the brand new World War II Memorial …

Washington D.C. is famous for a lot of things, and the Smithsonian museums are among the top of that list. This Smithsonian Institution, established in 1846, is the world’s largest museum complex. With 14 of its …

The infamous Hope Diamond has been the object of affection for wealthy royals, jewelers and thieves for centuries. Now those who enjoy serious bling can view the notorious (and supposedly cursed) rock at the Smithsonian’s National …

Late night partiers and Washingtonians looking to dance revel at one of downtown’s most notorious nightclubs, K Street Lounge.  Regarded by Market Watch Magazine as one of the top lounges in DC, K Street’s ultra mod …

From the beginning with the Adams to the glamorous Kennedys to the cool Obamas, the White House has been anything but the humble home for the most powerful families in the U.S.- if not the world.

If …

Power diners and wanna-be politicos are in for a treat with Chef Laurent Tourondel’s Washingtonian edition of his well-known BLT Steak – the self-proclaimed “Modern American Steakhouse” with locations in culinary hotspots such as New York, LA, …

For traditionalists looking for true Washingtonian elegance, reserve a stunning room at the celebrated Willard Intercontinental Hotel.  Known as the “Crown Jewel of Pennsylvania Avenue,” it’s no wonder this hotel has nabbed such a compliment. With …

As Yves Saint Laurent once reflected, “fashion fades; style is eternal.”  At the chic Georgetown boutique, Cusp, both fashion and style are ever present with a perfect selection from edgy, yet sophisticated designers such as Elizabeth …

Theatre lovers are in for a treat with the imaginative Shakespeare Theatre Company – DC’s national destination theatre that brings award-winning Shakespearean and other classic plays to the stages of downtown Washington’s Harman Center for the …