NEIGHBORHOODS • Eastern Market offers handmade crafts and farm-fresh produce. Come early for Market Lunch’s legendary blueberry buckwheat pancakes. • Stroll Barracks Row, where vintage storefronts hold oyster houses, pubs and local shops. • Enjoy a picnic on the U.S. Capitol grounds. You can set up near Bartholdi Fountain, an ornate structure crafted by the man who designed the Statue of Liberty. GEORGETOWN • M Street and Wisconsin Avenue offer an array of local boutiques and national brands, making for a shopper’s dream afternoon. • Sip and savor at The Washington Harbour, where restaurants including Tony & Joe’s Seafood Place and Farmers Fishers Bakers reside. • Take the family to Pinstripes for bowling, bocce or both. DUPONT CIRCLE • The Phillips Collection , which celebrates its centennial in 2021, is the nation’s first museum of modern art, known for its rotating exhibitions and Rothko Room. • Every Sunday, you’ll find the city’s only year-round farmers’ market serving pastries and pizzas. • The 17th Street strip is an LGBTQ+ destination, with a collection of minority-owned small businesses, bars and restaurants. t C Ge CAPITOL HILL i rc or et ow n ho , p to b y @ br i hear tphoto g Du CHECK IT OUT For more things to do in DC, visit washington.org/ neighborhoods . po n le WASHINGTON.ORG 31
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