Luxury Washington DC Holidays
Millions also flock to the National Mall, home to the Lincoln Monument. You can wander through 9,000 trees before coming face-to-face with the statue of Abraham Lincoln. For even more history, the Smithsonian is one of the world's largest museums, education and research complex. Exhibitions on a range of subject matters can be found here, so make sure you check the schedule in advance.
Washington, D.C., is divided into four distinct quadrants. The northwest is home to the central business district, prestigious neighbourhoods and Rock Creek Park. The northeast is where you'll find the Supreme Court, the United States Capitol and Union Station, the city's major train station.
The southeast is divided by the Anacostia River, perfect for riverside walks. You can also find the Eastern Market and remains of several Civil War forts. The southwest, otherwise known as Downtown Washington, is fantastic for those wanting to see live music at DAR Constitution Hall or shop the high-end labels on CityCenterDC.
With neoclassical architecture, landmark institutions and rich history, Washington, D.C., makes for a fascinating city break in the heart of the United States. Add in great shopping, fantastic entertainment and beautiful nature. and you've got a holiday that ticks every box.
Millions also flock to the National Mall, home to the Lincoln Monument. You can wander through 9,000 trees before coming face-to-face with the statue of Abraham Lincoln. For even more history, the Smithsonian is one of the world's largest museums, education and research complex. Exhibitions on a range of subject matters can be found here, so make sure you check the schedule in advance.
Washington, D.C., is divided into four distinct quadrants. The northwest is home to the central business district, prestigious neighbourhoods and Rock Creek Park. The northeast is where you'll find the Supreme Court, the United States Capitol and Union Station, the city's major train station.
The southeast is divided by the Anacostia River, perfect for riverside walks. You can also find the Eastern Market and remains of several Civil War forts. The southwest, otherwise known as Downtown Washington, is fantastic for those wanting to see live music at DAR Constitution Hall or shop the high-end labels on CityCenterDC.
With neoclassical architecture, landmark institutions and rich history, Washington, D.C., makes for a fascinating city break in the heart of the United States. Add in great shopping, fantastic entertainment and beautiful nature. and you've got a holiday that ticks every box.
Millions also flock to the National Mall, home to the Lincoln Monument. You can wander through 9,000 trees before coming face-to-face with the statue of Abraham Lincoln. For even more history, the Smithsonian is one of the world's largest museums, education and research complex. Exhibitions on a range of subject matters can be found here, so make sure you check the schedule in advance.
Washington, D.C., is divided into four distinct quadrants. The northwest is home to the central business district, prestigious neighbourhoods and Rock Creek Park. The northeast is where you'll find the Supreme Court, the United States Capitol and Union Station, the city's major train station.
The southeast is divided by the Anacostia River, perfect for riverside walks. You can also find the Eastern Market and remains of several Civil War forts. The southwest, otherwise known as Downtown Washington, is fantastic for those wanting to see live music at DAR Constitution Hall or shop the high-end labels on CityCenterDC.
With neoclassical architecture, landmark institutions and rich history, Washington, D.C., makes for a fascinating city break in the heart of the United States. Add in great shopping, fantastic entertainment and beautiful nature. and you've got a holiday that ticks every box.
Washington, D.C., is the capital of the United States of America. The compact city isn't part of any US state. It sits within the District of Columbia, bordering Virginia and Maryland.
The US Capital
Washington, D.C., is the capital of the United States of America. The compact city isn't part of any US state. It sits within the District of Columbia, bordering Virginia and Maryland.
The seat of the President, Washington is home to some of the most important buildings in the US, including the White House, the Lincoln Memorial and the Supreme Court.
Iconic Landmarks
The seat of the President, Washington is home to some of the most important buildings in the US, including the White House, the Lincoln Memorial and the Supreme Court.
D.C. is a destination for art and culture. Here you'll find the largest library in the world, the only Da Vinci artwork in the Americas and the renowned Smithsonian Museum.
Art and Culture
D.C. is a destination for art and culture. Here you'll find the largest library in the world, the only Da Vinci artwork in the Americas and the renowned Smithsonian Museum.
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Four Seasons Hotel Washington, D.C
Washington DC, North America
Four Seasons Hotel Washington, D.C. is a sophisticated hotel located in Georgetown on the same street as the White House. It has award-winning restaurants, refined rooms and suites and one of DC's top fitness clubs.
Four Seasons Hotel Washington, D.C. is a sophisticated hotel located in Georgetown on the same street as the White House. It has award-winning restaurants, refined rooms and suites and one of DC's top fitness clubs.
Four Seasons Hotel Washington, D.C. is a sophisticated hotel located in Georgetown on the same street as the White House. It has award-winning restaurants, refined rooms and suites and one of DC's top fitness clubs.
Rosewood Washington, D.C
Washington DC, North America
Rosewood Washington, D.C. is a boutique hotel with just 57 rooms, including 12 suites and eight townhouses. Tucked on a leafy corner of the C&O Canal in Georgetown, it's close to the capital's top landmarks.
Rosewood Washington, D.C. is a boutique hotel with just 57 rooms, including 12 suites and eight townhouses. Tucked on a leafy corner of the C&O Canal in Georgetown, it's close to the capital's top landmarks.
Rosewood Washington, D.C. is a boutique hotel with just 57 rooms, including 12 suites and eight townhouses. Tucked on a leafy corner of the C&O Canal in Georgetown, it's close to the capital's top landmarks.
Fairmont Washington, D.C
Washington DC, North America
Fairmont Washington, D.C. is a luxury hotel in Washington's West End, bordering the city's trendy Georgetown neighbourhood. It has 413 contemporary rooms and suites, one main restaurant and a world-class gym with an indoor pool.
Fairmont Washington, D.C. is a luxury hotel in Washington's West End, bordering the city's trendy Georgetown neighbourhood. It has 413 contemporary rooms and suites, one main restaurant and a world-class gym with an indoor pool.
Fairmont Washington, D.C. is a luxury hotel in Washington's West End, bordering the city's trendy Georgetown neighbourhood. It has 413 contemporary rooms and suites, one main restaurant and a world-class gym with an indoor pool.
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Fairmont Washington, D.C
Fairmont Washington, D.C. is a luxury hotel in Washington's West End, bordering the city's trendy Georgetown neighbourhood. It has 413 contemporary rooms and suites, one main restaurant and a world-class gym with an indoor pool.
Four Seasons Hotel Washington, D.C
Four Seasons Hotel Washington, D.C. is a sophisticated hotel located in Georgetown on the same street as the White House. It has award-winning restaurants, refined rooms and suites and one of DC's top fitness clubs.
Rosewood Washington, D.C
Rosewood Washington, D.C. is a boutique hotel with just 57 rooms, including 12 suites and eight townhouses. Tucked on a leafy corner of the C&O Canal in Georgetown, it's close to the capital's top landmarks.
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Washington, D.C. in a nutshell
The White House is one of the sights you’re sure to want to see when holidaying in Washington. The official residence and workplace of the President of the United States, make sure to swing by the White House Visitor Centre so you can find out more about the iconic property.
With more than 25 million visitors annually, the National Mall is a definite holiday hotspot that you simply must experience. Countless memorials, theatres and parks can be found here and with 300 acres of lush greenery, this is the ideal location for a picnic in the park or an evening stroll.
The Lincoln Memorial is one of the most iconic and beloved sites in the National Mall. Influenced by Greek and traditional 19th century design, millions flock to the grand site which stands at 99-foot tall.
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Joe’s Seafood Prime Steak and Stone Crab is a phenomenal partnership between Richard Melman, founder of Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises (LEYE) and the Weiss family. Boasting Chicago and Miami locations too, the delectable joint has delights such as Florida stone crab and key lime pie on the menu. A sought-after dining destination that you most certainly don’t want to miss out on, the Washington eatery can be found just a five-minute walk from The White House.
A fine dining steakhouse that’s sure to impress, The Capital Grille is a comfortable yet elegant establishment perfect for families and dating couples. Fresh seafood, steaks and an extensive wine list match the stately view of Pennsylvania Avenue perfectly.
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Kids and adults alike will love the International Spy Museum, full of mystery, undercover tales and the largest collection of espionage artefacts on public display in the world. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to drive 10-minutes from the White House and explore the amazing exhibitions and stories inside.
The Mount Vernon and Arlington National Cemetery Tour is a must for first timers in the city. Starting from 8am at Union Station, climb aboard a coach which will take you to Mount Vernon – the previous home of George and Martha Washington – before taking a tram to the Arlington National Cemetery. Tranquil and serene, the space is spiritually grounding. Wander along the white gravestones before seeing the Changing of the Guard ceremony, for a thought provoking experience that everyone is sure to take something from.
The White House is one of the sights you’re sure to want to see when holidaying in Washington. The official residence and workplace of the President of the United States, make sure to swing by the White House Visitor Centre so you can find out more about the iconic property.
With more than 25 million visitors annually, the National Mall is a definite holiday hotspot that you simply must experience. Countless memorials, theatres and parks can be found here and with 300 acres of lush greenery, this is the ideal location for a picnic in the park or an evening stroll.
The Lincoln Memorial is one of the most iconic and beloved sites in the National Mall. Influenced by Greek and traditional 19th century design, millions flock to the grand site which stands at 99-foot tall.
Tastes To Try
Joe’s Seafood Prime Steak and Stone Crab is a phenomenal partnership between Richard Melman, founder of Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises (LEYE) and the Weiss family. Boasting Chicago and Miami locations too, the delectable joint has delights such as Florida stone crab and key lime pie on the menu. A sought-after dining destination that you most certainly don’t want to miss out on, the Washington eatery can be found just a five-minute walk from The White House.
A fine dining steakhouse that’s sure to impress, The Capital Grille is a comfortable yet elegant establishment perfect for families and dating couples. Fresh seafood, steaks and an extensive wine list match the stately view of Pennsylvania Avenue perfectly.
Family Fun Guaranteed
Kids and adults alike will love the International Spy Museum, full of mystery, undercover tales and the largest collection of espionage artefacts on public display in the world. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to drive 10-minutes from the White House and explore the amazing exhibitions and stories inside.
The Mount Vernon and Arlington National Cemetery Tour is a must for first timers in the city. Starting from 8am at Union Station, climb aboard a coach which will take you to Mount Vernon – the previous home of George and Martha Washington – before taking a tram to the Arlington National Cemetery. Tranquil and serene, the space is spiritually grounding. Wander along the white gravestones before seeing the Changing of the Guard ceremony, for a thought provoking experience that everyone is sure to take something from.
The White House is one of the sights you’re sure to want to see when holidaying in Washington. The official residence and workplace of the President of the United States, make sure to swing by the White House Visitor Centre so you can find out more about the iconic property.
With more than 25 million visitors annually, the National Mall is a definite holiday hotspot that you simply must experience. Countless memorials, theatres and parks can be found here and with 300 acres of lush greenery, this is the ideal location for a picnic in the park or an evening stroll.
The Lincoln Memorial is one of the most iconic and beloved sites in the National Mall. Influenced by Greek and traditional 19th century design, millions flock to the grand site which stands at 99-foot tall.
Tastes To Try
Joe’s Seafood Prime Steak and Stone Crab is a phenomenal partnership between Richard Melman, founder of Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises (LEYE) and the Weiss family. Boasting Chicago and Miami locations too, the delectable joint has delights such as Florida stone crab and key lime pie on the menu. A sought-after dining destination that you most certainly don’t want to miss out on, the Washington eatery can be found just a five-minute walk from The White House.
A fine dining steakhouse that’s sure to impress, The Capital Grille is a comfortable yet elegant establishment perfect for families and dating couples. Fresh seafood, steaks and an extensive wine list match the stately view of Pennsylvania Avenue perfectly.
Family Fun Guaranteed
Kids and adults alike will love the International Spy Museum, full of mystery, undercover tales and the largest collection of espionage artefacts on public display in the world. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to drive 10-minutes from the White House and explore the amazing exhibitions and stories inside.
The Mount Vernon and Arlington National Cemetery Tour is a must for first timers in the city. Starting from 8am at Union Station, climb aboard a coach which will take you to Mount Vernon – the previous home of George and Martha Washington – before taking a tram to the Arlington National Cemetery. Tranquil and serene, the space is spiritually grounding. Wander along the white gravestones before seeing the Changing of the Guard ceremony, for a thought provoking experience that everyone is sure to take something from.
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