2017-03-30 08:04:22

Washington Monument at night
PLAN, CAPTURE AND SHARE YOUR COOL MOMENTS IN DC
As you wander through the District’s distinctive neighborhoods, dine at its exemplary eateries and marvel at its national landmarks, make sure to use #MyDCcool to share your capital experiences on social media. For an even deeper dive into what makes DC cool, visit washington.org.

Meridian Hill Park

Jefferson Memorial

Blue Duck Tavern
1 EXPLORE DC’S NEIGHBORHOODS
Populated by locally owned restaurants and markets, indie boutiques and music venues like the legendary 9:30 Club and the vibrant Echostage, the neighborhoods of Washington, DC have their own unique vibe. Discover what sets each one apart, from Beaux Arts architecture and popular events to renowned attractions and off-the-mall museums.
For more on neighborhoods, see page 26.
2 SEEK OUT SCENERY
The monuments on the National Mall dazzle in daylight, but when cascaded by moonlight, their grandeur is all the more evident. Whether you’re viewing the Jefferson Memorial next to the shimmering Tidal Basin or peering through the columns of the Lincoln Memorial, nighttime is a perfect time to experience DC landmarks.
For more on the National Mall, see page 24.
3 BITE INTO SOMETHING DELICIOUS
Whether you’re looking for a Michelin-approved tasting menu or the most raved-about food truck, the city offers up a full suite of culinary adventures. Dig in at Union Market, where local food artisans hold court. And then book a table in 2016’s “Hottest Food City” and “Restaurant City of the Year,” according to Zagat and Bon Appétit.
For more on dining, see page 32.
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