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Gadsby's Tavern Museum 16 287880-bindex.qxp 9/26/08 2:05 PM Page 300 Index See also Accommodations and Restaurant indexes, below. GENERAL INDEX African American Heritage Alexandria Black History Trail, 58 Resource Museum, 280 AAA (American Automobile African-Americans, 17, 57–58 Alexandria Colonial Tours, 278 Association), 27, 41, 42, 52, African-American Family Day Alexandria Convention and 289 at the National Zoo, 32 Visitors Association, 276 AARP, 56 Alexandria Black History Alexandria Farmers’ Market, Academic trips, 62 Resource Museum, 280 241 Access America, 292 Anacostia Community Alexandria Festival of the Arts, Access Information, 54 Museum, 185, 191 279 Accommodations, 79–112. See Black Family Reunion, 34 Alexandria’s birthday, 279 also Accommodations Index Black History Month, 31 A Mano, 232–233, 239 Adams-Morgan, 98, 100 Frederick Douglass National America!, 244–245 Alexandria, 285–286 Historic Site, 204 American Art Museum, Smith- best, 5, 82–84 Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Birth- sonian, 197–198 beyond-D.C. options, 112 day, 30–31 American Automobile Associa- Capitol Hill/The Mall, 84–89 Mary McLeod Bethune Coun- tion (AAA), 27, 41, 42, 52, choosing a neighborhood, cil House National Historic 289 79–80 Site, 205 American Express, 289 Dupont Circle, 100–105 AIDSinfo, 293 traveler’s checks, 51 family-friendly, 91 Air and Space Museum, American Heritage Tour, 226 Foggy Bottom/West End, National, 188–189 American Revolution, 12–13 106–108 Airlines, toll-free numbers and Amtrak, 42 Georgetown, 108–110 websites for, 296–297 Amtrak Vacations, 60 “green,” 83 Airports, 35–37 Anacostia Community Museum, landing the best room, 81 accommodations near, 112 185, 191 Midtown, 92–97 getting into town from, Anderson House, 204 Penn Quarter, 89–92 37–39 Anecdotal History Tours of price categories, 80 Airport Wireless, 63 Washington, D.C., 226 reservations services, 82 Air travel, 35–40 Ann Taylor, 243 saving on, 80–81 long-haul flights, 40 Annual Scottish Christmas Walk tipping, 295 Albert Einstein Memorial, 223 (Alexandria), 279 toll-free numbers and web- Albert Einstein Planetarium, Antique Row., 235 sites for, 298–299 188 Antiques, 235–236 Woodley Park, 110–112 Alexandria, 275–288 Apartment Zero, 246 Acela Express, 42 accommodations, 285–286 Apex, 264 ACKC Cocoa Gallery, 161 biking to, 282 The Apotheosis of Washington, Adams-Morgan calendar of events, 278–279 166 accommodations,COPYRIGHTED 98, 100 MATERIAL layout of, 278 Appalachian Spring, 239 brief description of, 65 organized tours, 278 Arabesque festival, 253 restaurants, 144–146 restaurants, 286–288 Area codes, 289 shopping, 232–233 shopping, 234 Arena Stage, 252 Adams-Morgan Day, 34 sights and attractions, Arlington House, 216 Addison/Ripley Fine Art, 236 279–285 Arlington National Cemetery, Addresses, finding, 44–45 traveling to, 276 215–218 African-American Family Day at visitor information, 276 Armed Freedom, 166 the National Zoo, 32 16 287880-bindex.qxp 9/26/08 2:05 PM Page 301 GENERAL INDEX 301 Artful Evenings (Phillips Collec- Australia Botanic Garden, United States, tion), 211 customs regulations, 29 219 Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, embassy of, 290 Bourbon, 265 185–186, 191 passports, 294 Brass Knob Architectural Art Museum of the Americas, visas, 295 Antiques, 235 204 Brass Knob’s Back Doors Art museums and galleries, Warehouse, 235 187–188 Back Stage Books and Bread Line, 245 Artful Evenings (Phillips Col- Costumes, 239 Brickskeller, 265 lection), 211 Baltimore-Washington Interna- Bridge Street Books, 238 Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, tional Thurgood Marshall Brooks Brothers, 242, 248 185–186, 191 Airport (BWI), 36–37 Burberry’s, 242 Art Museum of the Americas, getting into town from, 39 Bureau of Engraving & Print- 204 Banana Republic, 242 ing, 198 commercial galleries, Barmy Wine and Liquor, 250 Busboys and Poets, 266 236–237 Barnes & Noble, 238 Business hours, 289 The Corcoran Gallery of Art, Barracks Row, 68 Bus tours, 226–227 202–203 Bars and lounges, 264–271 Bus travel, 48–49 exhibits scheduled for 2009, gay and lesbian, 264 Butterfly garden, National 191 wine bars, 270 Museum of Natural History, Freer Gallery of Art, 186–187, Bartholdi Park, 219 193 191 Bastille Day, 34 Hillyer Art Space, 204 B. Dalton, 238 Hirshhorn Museum and Sculp- Beadazzled, 246 Cabs, 50 ture Garden, 191 Beauty products, 237 from airports, 37 Kreeger Museum, 204–205 Bed & Breakfast Accommoda- tipping, 295 National Gallery of Art, 191, tions, Ltd., 82 Cady’s Alley, 246 199–201 Betsey Johnson, 243 Cafe Milano, 233 National Museum of African Betsy Fisher, 244 Calder, Alexander, 200 Art, 189–190 Big Hunt, 265 Calendar of events, 30–35 National Museum of Women Big Wheel Bikes, 229 Alexandria, 278–279 in the Arts, 191, 209 Bike the Sites, 228, 229 Calling cards, prepaid, 63 National Portrait Gallery, 191 Biking Cameras and film developing, Renwick Gallery of the Smith- Mount Vernon, 273 239 sonian American Art to Old Town Alexandria and Canada Museum, 196 Mount Vernon, 282 customs regulations, 28 Smithsonian American Art tours, 228 embassy of, 290 Museum, 191 The Birchmere Music Hall and health insurance, 291 Arts and crafts, 239–240 Bandstand, 258 passports, 294 Arts and Industries Building, Bistrot Lepic and Wine Bar, 270 C&O Canal, 222–223 186 Black Cat, 258–25 Capital Beltway, 40 The Athenaeum (Alexandria), Black Family Reunion, 34 Capital Crescent Trail, 229 280 Black History Month, 31 Capital Fringe Festival, 34 Atlas District, 68, 268 Blue Gin, 265 The Capitol, 70, 163–169 ATMs (automated teller Blue Mercury, 237 tours, 166 machines), 51 Blues Alley, 261 Capitol Hill, 68 Attractions, 162–228 Boat House at Fletcher’s Cove, accommodations, 84–89 advance tickets, passes, or 223, 229 restaurants, 118–123 reservations, 64 Boating, 229 Capitol Hill Business Improve- best, 3 Boat tours, 227–228 ment District (Capitol Hill free, 6 Mount Vernon, 273 BID), 26 to hang with the Bohemian Caverns, 261 Capitol Reservations, 82 locals, 10 Bon Appétit! Julia Child’s Capitol River Cruise, 228 calling ahead, 162 Kitchen at the Smithsonian, The Capitol Steps, 257–258 for kids, 223–225 192 Capitol Visitor Center, 168 organized tours, 225–228 Books, recommended, 20–21 Carbon, 248 parks and gardens, 218–223 Bookstores, 237–239 Carlyle House Historic Park Borders, 238 (Alexandria), 280–281 16 287880-bindex.qxp 9/26/08 2:05 PM Page 302 302 INDEX Carousel, the Mall, 186 Comfort One Shoes, 248 late-night, 263 Car rentals, 41–42 Connecticut Avenue, 44 Midtown, 137–142 at the airports, 38, 39 shopping, 233–234 pretheater, 151 toll-free numbers and web- Connection kit, 63 price categories, 114 sites for, 297–298 Constitution Avenue, 43–44 tipping, 295 Carter Barron Amphitheater, Continental Airlines U Street Corridor, 142–143 256 Vacations, 60 with views, 120–121 Car travel, 49–50 Coolidge Auditorium, 213 Woodley Park & Cleveland to Washington, D.C., 40 The Corcoran Gallery of Art, Park, 160–161 Cellphones, 62–63 202–203 Disabilities, travelers with, Centers for Disease Control Cork, 270 54–55 International Traveler’s Hot- Cosmos, 60–61 best, best hotel for, 84 line, 295 “Cox’s Row,” 233 Discount shopping, 240–241 Central Liquor, 250 Crafts, 239–240 DJ Hut, 248 Chas Schwartz & Son, 246 Credit cards, 51 Downtown Cherry, 235 Crime, 53–54 brief description of, 68 Cherry blossoms, 219, 220 The Crypt of the Capitol, 166 restaurants, 123–137 National Cherry Blossom Fes- Customs regulations, 28–29 Downtown D.C. Business tival, 31–32 CVS, 249 Improvement District (Down- Cherub Antiques Gallery, 235 town D.C. BID), 26 Chevy Chase Pavilion, 247 Drinking laws, 289–290 Chi-Cha Lounge, 263 Daddy & Son Camiceria The Dubliner, 267 Children, families with Italiana, 243 Duke Ellington Jazz Festival, accommodations, 91 DAR Constitution Hall, 256 261 African-American Family Day Daughters of the American Dumbarton House, 204, 232 at the National Zoo, 32 Revolution (DAR) Museum, Dumbarton Oaks, 218, 220 African-Americans, Black Fam- 204 Dupont Circle ily Reunion, 34 David Adamson Gallery, 236 accommodations, 100–105 information and resources, Daylight saving time, 295 brief description of, 69 56–57 D.C. Chamber of Commerce gay bars and clubs, 264 restaurants, 134 Visitor Information restaurants, 146–149 shopping, clothing, 242 Center, 26 shopping, 233–234 Chinatown, 68 D.C. Circulator, 49 galleries, 236 Chinese New Year DC Ducks, 228 Dupont Circle FreshFarm Celebration, 31 DC9, 259 Market, 241 Chocolate lounges, 161 Dean & Deluca, 245 Dupont-Kalorama Museum Chocolate Moose, 245 Debit cards, 51 Walk Day, 33 Christ Child Opportunity Shop, Decatur House, 204 241 Destination D.C., 25 Christ Church (Alexandria), 281 Diamond Cab Company, 50 Eastern Market, 241–242 Christmas Pageant of Peace/ Dining, 6, 23–24, 113–161. See East Potomac Park, 220, 230 National Tree Lighting, 35 also Restaurant Index Eco-tourism, 58–60 Christmas Tree Lighting Adams-Morgan, 144–146 Eighteenth Street Lounge, (Alexandria), 279 Alexandria, 286–288 259–260 City Paper, 251 best, 114–115 Einstein, Albert, Memorial, 223 Civil War, 13, 284 Capitol Hill, 118–123 Elderhostel, 56 Fort Ward Museum & Historic by cuisine, 115–118 Electricity, 290 Site (Alexandria), 282 downtown, Penn Quarter, Elizabethan garden, Folger Classical music, 201, 212, 259 123–137 Shakespeare Library, 203 Cleveland Park, 68 Dupont Circle, 146–149 E-mail with your own com- restaurants, 160–161 ethnic, 22–23 puter, 63–64 Clothing (fashions), 242–244 family-friendly, 134 Embassies, 259 Clyde’s of Gallery Place, 267 Foggy Bottom/West End, Embassies and consulates, 290 Cobbler’s Bench Shoe Repair, 150–152 Embassy Row, 69 249
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