ATTRACTIONS (continued) SEE & DO The Phillips Collection Saint John Paul II National Shrine National Museum of Women in the Arts World's only major museum solely dedicated to celebrating the creative contributions of women. 5,000 artworks including Kahlo, O'Keeffe and Nevelson. 1250 New York Ave. NW (202) 783-5000, (800) 222-7270 nmwa.org w Downtown " Metro Center Modern and contemporary art in a personal setting. Works by Renoir, Rothko, Picasso and O'Keeffe are among many stunning pieces that fill the museum. 1600 21st St. NW (202) 387-2151 phillipscollection.org w Dupont Circle " Dupont Circle Potomac Park Breathtaking mosaics, engaging interactive exhibit on Pope John Paul II, daily mass and first-class relic. Free admission. Parking for cars and buses. 3900 Harewood Rd. NE (202) 635-5400, jp2shrine.org w Brookland " Brookland-CUA National Press Club This club is where world leaders, celebrities and the media have connected. 529 14th St. NW, 13th Fl. (202) 662-7587, press.org/host w Downtown " Metro Center Between the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial, the park includes the Tidal Basin and the beautiful cherry blossom trees. Open daily 6 am–midnight. North & South of Jefferson Memorial & Tidal Basin (202) 485-9880 w National Mall " Smithsonian Six Flags America National World War II Memorial President Lincoln's Cottage Located between the Wash-ington Monument and Lincoln Memorial, this memorial honors the 16 million who served during WWII. Open daily, except Dec. 25. 1750 Independence Ave. SW wwiimemorial.com w National Mall " Smithsonian Old Korean Legation Museum in Washington D.C. Located on Logan Circle, this museum is a meaningful space that has witnessed major events in both Korean and American history. 1500 13th St. NW, (202) 844-3330 oldkoreanlegation.org/en/ about/welcome w Logan Circle " Shaw-Howard U Reserve a tour of this historic site and walk away knowing that you got to experience the birthplace of the famous Emancipation Proclamation. 140 Rock Creek Church Rd. NW (202) 829-0436 lincolncottage.org w Petworth " Georgia Avenue-Petworth Theme park/water park located 20 minutes from DC. Open Apr.– Dec., with rides, coasters and more. Fright Fest in Oct. and Holiday in the Park in Dec. Ad page 63 13710 Central Ave. Upper Marlboro, MD 20774 (301) 867-0274 sixflags.com/america w Maryland " Largo Town Center Smithsonian Folklife Festival * Experience music, dance, foodways and other living traditions from around the world at this celebration of various cultures. The National Mall (202) 633-6440, festival.si.edu w National Mall " Smithsonian RFK Memorial Stadium Old Stone House Formerly the home of the Wash-ington Redskins, this outdoor arena now hosts a variety of local sporting events, cultural festivities and concerts. 2400 E Capitol St. SE (202) 547-9077 eventsdc.com/venues/ rfkstadium.aspx w Capitol Hill " Stadium-Armory Smithsonian IMAX ® and Planetarium Built in 1765 by a cabinet maker, this is the oldest house in DC. Come for a ranger-led tour Wed.–Sun., 10 am–4 pm, except federal holidays. 3051 M St. NW (202) 426-6851, nps.gov/olst w Georgetown " Foggy Bottom-GWU Rock Creek Park Watch stunning IMAX films on six-story screens and planetarium shows on a 77 ft. digital dome theater. See what’s playing and locations online. Ad page 51 6th St. & Independence Ave. SW (866) 868-7774, si.edu/imax w National Mall " Smithsonian 44 OFFICIAL VISITORS GUIDE 1,754 acres surrounding Rock Creek. Includes Pierce Mill, nature center, riding stables, tennis courts, a golf course and many walking trails. 3545 Williamsburg Ln. NW (202) 895-6000, nps.gov/rocr w Georgetown Supreme Court of the United States Pentagon Memorial Remember and reflect on the events of Sept. 11, 2001. Free and open to the public 24/7. 1 Rotary Rd., west side of the Pentagon Grounds Arlington, VA 20301 (703) 697-7351 pentagonmemorial.org w Virginia " Pentagon Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center Experience DC’s World Trade Center near popular downtown attractions, offering a variety of events, activities and dining. Metro and parking on-site. 1300 Pennsylvania Ave. NW (202) 312-1300, rrbitc.com w Downtown " Federal Triangle Lectures are given every hour on the half-hour 9:30 am–3:30 pm when court is not in session. Open Mon.–Fri., 9 am–4:30 pm. Free admission. 1 First St. NE, (202) 479-3050 supremecourt.gov w Capitol Hill " Capitol South, Union Station Taste of DC * The acclaimed culinary festival showcasing the flavors of the nation’s capital. 2140 F St. NW, (202) 618-3663 thetasteofdc.org w Downtown
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