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A Alexandria, 8, 316–331 Freer Gallery of Art, 92–94 AAA (American Automobile accommodations, 331 Kreeger Museum, 79 Association), 338, 349 calendar of events, 320–321 National Gallery of Art, 102–105 AARP, 360 getting there, 318 National Museum of African Access Information, 354 layout, 320 Art, 106–107 Accommodations, 273–309. See nightlife, 330–331 National Museum of Women in also Accommodations organized tours, 319 the Arts, 52, 133–134 Index restaurants, 329–330 Renwick Gallery of the Adams Morgan, 291–292 shopping, 226 Smithsonian American Art Alexandria, 331 sights and attractions, 321–329 Museum, 79, 82–83, 163 best, 273–277 visitor information, 319 Sackler Gallery, 114–115 beyond-D.C. options, 303 Alexandria Black History Smithsonian American Art near Capitol Hill and The Resource Museum, Museum and National National Mall, 277–281 322–323 Portrait Gallery, 136–137 Dupont Circle, 292–300 Alexandria Colonial Tours, 319 Arts and Industries Building, 88 for extended stays, 289 Alexandria Convention and The Athenaeum (Alexandria), family-friendly, 277, 283 Visitors Association, 323 Foggy Bottom/West End, 319, 320 Atlas District 300–302 Alexandria Farmers’ Market, brief description of, 36 Georgetown, 302–304 227 restaurant, 178 Glover Park, 306–307 Alexandria Festival of the Arts, ATMs (automated teller “green,” 276 321 machines), 359 Midtown, 286–291 Alexandria’s birthday, 321 A Tour de Force, 350 Penn Quarter, 281–286 A Mano, 230 Attractions, 55–174 practical matters, 307–309 America!, 240 Alexandria, 321–329 price categories, 273 American Automobile calling ahead, 60 rates, 274 Association (AAA), Capitol Hill, 58–73 Woodley Park, 305–306 338, 349 Dupont Circle, 73–75 Adams Morgan Amtrak, 337, 338–339 Foggy Bottom, 76–77 accommodations, 291–292 Anacostia, brief description of, Georgetown, 77–87 brief description of, 33, 36 36 for kids, 151–154 restaurants, 204–206 Anacostia Community Museum, Northern Virginia, 122–126 shopping, 225 36, 121 outdoor activities, 154–157 Adams Morgan Day, 29 ANC Tours by Martz Gray Line, parks, 145–151 Addison/Ripley Fine Art, 230 123 Penn Quarter, 126–137 African American Civil War Anderson House, 73 southwest of The Mall, 138–140 Memorial and Museum, 140 Anecdotal History Tours of top 25, 55 African-American Family Day at Washington, D.C., 351 upper northwest, 141–145 the National Zoo, 27 Ann Taylor, 238 U Street Corridor, 140–141 African Americans, 20 Annual Scottish Christmas Walk Australia African American Civil War (Alexandria), 321 embassy, 354 Memorial and Museum, 140 Anthropologie, 238 passports, 359 African-American Family Day at Antiques, 229–230 visas, 363 the National Zoo, 27 Appalachian Spring, 230 Alexandria Black History Apple Store, 243 B Resource Museum, 322–323 Aquarium, National, 131–132 Backstage, Inc., 234 “Black Broadway,” 20 Area codes, 353 Baltimore-Washington Black Family Reunion, 29 Arena Stage, 247 International Thurgood Black History Month, 26 Arlington House, 124 Marshall Airport, 334–335, Frederick Douglass National Arlington National Cemetery, 337 Historic Site,COPYRIGHTED 36, 121 123–125 MATERIALBanana Republic, 236 Mary McLeod Bethune Council Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Barmy Wine and Liquor, 243 House National Historic Site, 114–115 Barnes & Noble, 233 53, 140–141 children’s programs, 153 Barracks Row National Museum of African Art Museum of the Americas, brief description of, 36 American History and 79–80, 166 restaurants, 178 Culture, 108 Art museums and galleries Bars, 253–258 Airport Wireless, 357 Art Museum of the Americas, wine, 260 Air travel, 333–338 79–80, 166 Bartholdi Park, 116–117 Albert Einstein Memorial, 77 commercial galleries, 230–232 Baseball, 9, 271 Albert Einstein Planetarium, Corcoran Gallery of Art, 80–81, Basketball, 271 100 165 Beadazzled, 235

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late-night, 266 Embassy Row, 38 Foundry Gallery, 231 INDEX Midtown, 196–200 Embassy Series, 269 Fountain Garden, 89 Mount Vernon, 315–316 Emergencies, 355 Franklin Delano Roosevelt Mount Vernon Triangle, Enid A. Haupt Garden, 89–90 Memorial, 90–92

200–201 Entertainment and nightlife, Frederick Douglass National pretheater, 211 246–271 Historic Site, 36, 121 price categories, 177 Alexandria, 330–331 Free or almost free activities, reservations, 223 alternative entertainment, best, 6–7 Woodley Park and Cleveland 267–270 Freer Gallery of Art, 92–94 Park, 221 bar scene, 253–258 French Embassy’s Maison Dinosaur Hall (National Museum club and music scene, 258–266 Française, 269 of Natural History), 111 comedy clubs, 265–266 Friendship Firehouse Directory assistance, 361 current listings, 246–247 (Alexandria), 325 Disabled travelers, 354 embassies and international Discovery Theater, 114, 153 culture centers, 269 G Doctors, 354 getting tickets, 248 Gadsby’s Tavern Museum Donald W. Reynolds Museum headliner concert venues, (Alexandria), 325–326 and Education Center 252–253 Galerie L’Enfant, 229–230 (Mount Vernon), 313–314 at hotels, 299 Gap, 236 Downing Urn, 89–90 jazz and blues, 258–263 Gardens Downtown, brief description of, neighborhoods for, 246 Bartholdi Park, 116–117 37–38 performing arts, 247–253 Dumbarton Oaks, 78, 173–174 Downtown D.C. Business rock, hip-hop and DJs, 263 Elizabethan garden (Folger Improvement District spectator sports, 270–271 Shakespeare Library), 65 (Downtown D.C. BID), 363 Evermay, 172–173 Enid A. Haupt Garden, 89–90 Drinking laws, 354 Hillwood Museum and The Dubliner, 255 F Gardens, 141 Dumbarton House, 78, 172 Fadó, 255 Mount Vernon, 313–315 Dumbarton Oaks and Garden, Fall, 25 United States Botanic Garden, 78, 173 Families with children, 355 116–117 Dupont Circle, 6, 8 accommodations, 277, 283 Gay and lesbian travelers, 356 accommodations, 292–300 best experiences, 5 nightlife, 266–267 brief description of, 38 restaurants, 177, 223 George Mason Memorial, 94 gay and lesbian travelers, shopping, 234–235, 243 Georgetown, 8 266, 356 sights and attractions, 151–154 accommodations, 302–304 restaurants, 206–210 suggested itinerary, 47–50 brief description of, 39 shopping, 225 FDR Memorial, 46–47 getting to, 345 sights and attractions, 73–75 FedEx Field, 271 restaurants, 213–218 Dupont Circle FreshFarm Filmfest D.C., 28 shopping, 225–226 Market, 227 Firehook Bakery, 241 sights and attractions, 77–87 Dupont-Kalorama Museum Walk Flashpoint, 231 strolling around, 167–174 Day, 28 Fleet Feet, 237 Georgetown Business Fletcher’s Cove, 155 Improvement District E Foggy Bottom/West End, 8 (Georgetown BID), 363 Earth Day, 28 accommodations, 300–302 Georgetown Garden Tour, 28 Eastern Market, 9, 228 brief description of, 38–39 Georgetown Information East Hall (Union Station), 72 restaurants, 210–213 Center, 150 East Potomac Golf Course, 156 sights and attractions, 76–77 Georgetown University, East Potomac Park, 146–147 Folger Shakespeare Library, 169–170 East Room (White House), 84 64–65 Georgetown University Hoyas, Eating and drinking, 5–6. See children’s programs, 153 271 also Restaurants Elizabethan Theatre, 251 George Washington Memorial Eighteenth Street Lounge, 263 shopping, 231 Parkway, 312 Eisenhower Executive Offi ce Food and cuisine, 5–6. See also Ghosts and Graveyard Tour Building, 164 Restaurants (Alexandria), 319–320 Electricity, 354 Food stores and markets, Ghost tours, Alexandria, 321 Elephant Trails (National 240–241 The Gibson, 255–256 Zoological Park), 142 Food trucks, 219 Gifts and souvenirs, 239–240 Eliot Elisofon Photographic Football, 271 Ginza, “for Things Japanese,” Archives, 106 Ford Orientation Center (Mount 234 Elizabethan garden (Folger Vernon), 313 Glover Park Shakespeare Library), 65 Ford’s Theatre Museum, 127, accommodations, 306–307 Elizabethan Theatre (Folger 128 brief description of, 39 Shakespeare Library), 251 Ford’s Theatre National Historic restaurants, 218–220 Site, 127, 128 367

115_9781118288559-bindex.indd5_9781118288559-bindex.indd 367367 77/31/12/31/12 11:2411:24 PMPM Golden Triangle Business near Capitol Hill and The Jefferson, Thomas, Birthday Improvement District National Mall, 277–281 of, 28 (Golden Triangle BID), 363 Dupont Circle, 292–300 Jefferson Memorial, 47, 96 Golf, 156 for extended stays, 289 Jewelry, 235–236 GoodWood, 242 family-friendly, 277, 283 Jogging, 9 Gray Line Buses, to Mount Foggy Bottom/West End, John Adams Building, 66 Vernon, 311–312 300–302 John F. Kennedy Center for the INDEX Great Falls, 151 Georgetown, 302–304 Performing Arts, 6, 76, Great Falls Tavern Visitor Glover Park, 306–307 247, 248–250 Center, 150 “green,” 276 Jos. A. Bank Clothiers, 236 Great Hall (Folger Shakespeare Midtown, 286–291 Journalists Memorial, 135 Library), 65 Penn Quarter, 281–286 J.R.’s Bar and Grill, 267 Green Room (White House), 84 practical matters, 307–309 Greyhound, 340 price categories, 273 K rates, 274 Keith Lipert Gallery, 235 H Woodley Park, 305–306 Kennedy, John F. Habana Village, 261 House of Representatives, gravesite of, 124 Hains Point (East Potomac procedures for visiting, 3307 N St. NW town house, 170 Park), 146–147 63–64 Kennedy Center for the swimming pool, 157 House of Sweden, 269 Performing Arts, 6, 76, tennis courts, 157 House swapping, 308 247, 248–250 Halcyon House, 168 Howard Theatre, 261 Kenneth E. Behring Hall of Hall of Human Origins (National HR-57, 261 Mammals (National Museum of Natural H Street Country Club, 268 Museum of Natural History), 110–111 Hu’s Shoes, 237 History), 111 Halloween, 29–30 Kids, 355 The Hamilton, 261 I accommodations, 277, 283 Hamilton, Alexander, 160 Ice Rink, National Gallery best experiences, 5 H&M, 239 Sculpture Garden, 157 restaurants, 177, 223 Happenings at the Harman, 250 Ice-skating, 5, 157 shopping, 234–235, 243 Harmony in Blue and Gold, the IMAX Theater sights and attractions, 151–154 Peacock Room, 93 National Air and Space suggested itinerary, 47–50 Heurich House Museum, 73 Museum, 99 Kid’s Closet, 235 Hiking and jogging, 156–157 National Museum of Natural Kids’ Farm (National Zoological Hill Country Barbecue, 268 History, 112 Park), 141 Hill’s Kitchen, 242 The Improv, 265 Kimpton hotels, 276 Hillwood Museum and Gardens, Independence Day, 29 King, Martin Luther, Jr., 21 141 Indian Craft Shop, 231 birthday of, 26 Hillyer Art Space, 231 Information sources, 363 Martin Luther King, Jr. National Hirshhorn Museum and Instantseats.com, 248 Memorial, 98–99 Sculpture Garden, 94–96 Insurance, 355 Kite Festival, 151 Historic Alexandria Candlelight International Food & Wine Korean War Veterans Memorial, Tour, 321 Festival, 27 46, 96–97 Historic Garden Week in International Spy Museum, Kramerbooks & Afterwords, Virginia (Alexandria), 321 129–130 bookstoreia, 356 History of Washington, D.C., shopping, 243 Kramerbooks & Afterwords 12–23 Internet and Wi-Fi, 355–356 Café, 233 birth of the capital, 15, 18 InTouch USA, 357 Kreeger Museum, 79 “Black Broadway,” 20 Ireland Civil Rights era, 20 embassy and consulates, 354 L during the Civil War and passports, 359 Labor Day Concert, 29 Reconstruction, 18 visas, 363 Lafayette Square, 161–162 early days, 15 Itineraries, suggested, 41–53 Lansburgh Theatre, 250 21st century, 22–23 for families, 47–50 Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery, Holidays, 25–26 iconic Washington, D.C., 41–47 102 Home design, furnishings and women’s history tour, 50–53 Layout of Washington, D.C., housewares, 242 340 HomeLink International, 308 J Lee-Fendall House Museum Home Rule, 242 James Madison Memorial (Alexandria), 326–327 Hospitals, 355 Building, 66 Legal aid, 356 Hotels, 273–309. See also Janet Annenberg Hooker Hall Legg Mason Tennis Classic, 271 Accommodations Index of Geology, Gems, and L’Enfant, Pierre Charles, Adams Morgan, 291–292 Minerals (National Museum 106, 163 Alexandria, 331 of Natural History), 112 grave of, 124 best, 273–277 Jazz and blues, 258–263 Library of Congress, 42–43, beyond-D.C. options, 303 J. Crew, 238 65–67 Veterans History Project, 113 368

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335 Marston-Luce, 230 brief description of, 40 INDEX Lincoln, Abraham, 18 Martin Luther King, Jr. National restaurant, 200–201 birthday of, 26 Memorial, 46, 98–99 Moving the Mail exhibit, 68 Petersen House, 128–129 Martz Gray Line of Washington, Murphy’s Pub (Alexandria), 331

Lincoln Center, 127 D.C., 351 Music stores, 242–243 Lincoln Memorial, 46, 92, Marvelous Market, 241 Mystics, 271 97–98, 153 Marvin, 256 Lincoln Theatre, 252–253 Maryland Rural Commuter N Live music, 258–264 trains (MARC), 337 Nana’s, 239 Live Nation, 248 Mary McLeod Bethune Council National Air and Space Lockheed Martin IMAX Theater, House National Historic Museum, 5, 44–45, 99–101, 99 Site, 140–141 152, 153 Lodging, 273–309. See also Mary McLeod Bethune National shopping, 243 Accommodations Index Historic Site, 53 National Aquarium, 48, Adams Morgan, 291–292 Mary Pickford Theater, 67 131–132 Alexandria, 331 Massachusetts Avenue, 342 National Archives, 6, 44, best, 273–277 MasterCard, 358, 359 101–102 beyond-D.C. options, 303 Mazza Gallerie, 227 National Building Museum, 132 near Capitol Hill and The Medical requirements for entry, shopping, 231 National Mall, 277–281 357 National Cherry Blossom Dupont Circle, 292–300 Meeps Vintage Fashionette, Festival, 27, 145 for extended stays, 289 237 National Gallery of Art, 44, family-friendly, 277, 283 Megabus, 339 102–105 Foggy Bottom/West End, Memorial Day, 28 Sculpture Garden, 6–7, 104 300–302 Memorials Ice Rink, 157 Georgetown, 302–304 D.C. War Memorial, 88 shopping, 231 Glover Park, 306–307 Franklin Delano Roosevelt National Geographic Museum, “green,” 276 Memorial, 90–92 73–74 Midtown, 286–291 Jefferson Memorial, 96 The National Mall and Memorial Penn Quarter, 281–286 Korean War Veterans Memorial, Parks, 7, 45, 88–120. See practical matters, 307–309 96–97 also Memorials price categories, 273 Lincoln Memorial, 97–98 accommodations near, 277–281 rates, 274 Martin Luther King, Jr. National attractions southwest of, Woodley Park, 305–306 Memorial, 98–99 138–140 Luce Foundation Center for National World War II brief description of, 39–40 American Art, 137 Memorial, 112–113 getting around, 89 Lucky Bar, 256 Vietnam Veterans Memorial, National Museum of African Lucky Strike Lanes, 270 117–118 American History and Lunder Conservation Center, Metrobus, 346 Culture, 108 137 from the airports, 336, 337 National Museum of African The Lyceum (Alexandria), 327 Metrorail, 343–345 Art, 106–107 Metro stations, shopping in, National Museum of American M 229 History, 5, 45, 48, 51, McKim, Charles, 19 Meyer Auditorium, 94 107–109, 152, 153 Macy’s, 229 Mia Gemma, 235 shopping, 243 Madame Tussauds Washington Midtown, 38 National Museum of the D.C., 49, 130–131, accommodations, 286–291 American Indian, 48, 152, 153 brief description of, 40 109–110 Madam’s Organ Restaurant and restaurants, 196–200 National Museum of Crime and Bar, 261–262 Millennium Decorative Arts, 230 Punishment, 132–133, Madison Building, 67 Millennium Stage, 6, 249 152, 153 Mail, 356–357 Miss Christin, 312 National Museum of Natural Mail Call exhibit, 68 Mobile phones, 357 History, 45, 110–112, Main arteries and streets, Money and costs, 358–359 152, 153 341–342 Montgomery County Farm National Museum of Women in Main Concourse (Union Station), Women’s Cooperative the Arts, 52, 133–134 72 Market (Bethesda, MD), National Park Reservation Main Hall (Union Station), 72 228 Service, 122 Main Reading Room Overlook Montrose Park, 157 National Park Service, (Library of Congress), 66 Moongate Garden, 89 information kiosks, 363 Mall Express, 89 Mount Vernon, 311–316 National Portrait Gallery, Marian Koshland Science biking, 322 136–137 Museum, 131 National Postal Museum, 67–68

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115_9781118288559-bindex.indd5_9781118288559-bindex.indd 369369 77/31/12/31/12 11:2411:24 PMPM Nationals Ballpark, 271 Old Town Trolley tours, 351 getting there, 333–340 National Statuary Hall, 61 Olmsted Walk (National guided tours, 350–353 National Symphony Orchestra, Zoological Park), 142 hospitals, 355 249 O. Orkin Insect Zoo (National insurance, 355 National Theatre, 250 Museum of Natural legal aid, 356 National Tree Lighting, 30 History), 111 mail, 356–357 National World War II Memorial, Open Top Sightseeing Buses, 89 main arteries and streets, INDEX 46, 112–113 Orientation Galleries (Library of 341–342 National Zoological Park, 5, 50, Congress), 66 medical requirements for entry, 141–143, 153 Outdoor activities, 154–157 357 Neighborhoods Oval Blue Room (White House), money and costs, 358–359 best for getting lost in, 8 84, 86 passports, 359–360 in brief, 33–41 police, 360 Newseum, 134–136, 152, 153 P safety, 360 New Zealand Paddle boats, 5, 156 smoking, 361 embassy, 355 Paper Source, 234 telephones, 361 passports, 359 Park at 14th, 256 time zones, 361 visas, 363 Parks, 145–151. See also tipping, 362 Nightlife and entertainment, Gardens toilets, 362 246–271 Potomac Park, 145–147 visas, 362–363 Alexandria, 330–331 Rock Creek Park, 147–148 visitor information, 363–364 alternative entertainment, Theodore Roosevelt Island Police, 360 267–270 Park, 148, 150 Political lingo, 24 bar scene, 253–258 Passports, 359–360 Politics and Prose Bookstore, club and music scene, 258–266 Pathfi nders, 355 234 comedy clubs, 265–266 Peacock Room, 93 Pony Express exhibit, 68 current listings, 246–247 Pearl Dive Oyster Palace, Population of Washington, D.C., embassies and international 253–254 13 culture centers, 269 Peirce Mill, 148 Potomac Park, 145–147 getting tickets, 248 Penn Quarter, 38 Potomac Riverboat Company, headliner concert venues, accommodations, 281–286 312, 352 252–253 brief description of, 40 Pour House, 257 at hotels, 299 shopping, 225 P.O.V. Roof Terrace and Lounge, jazz and blues, 258–263 sights and attractions, 126–137 256–257 neighborhoods for, 246 Pennsylvania Avenue, 160–161, Presidents’ Day, 26–27 performing arts, 247–253 341–342 Proper Topper, 239 rock, hip-hop, and DJs, 263 The Pentagon, 125–126 Prospect House, 168 spectator sports, 270–271 Pentagon Memorial (9/11 Pulp Gifts, 240 9/11 Memorial (Pentagon Memorial), 125–126 PX (Alexandria), 330 Memorial), 125–126 Performing arts, 247 9:30 Club, 264 Petersen House, 127, 128–129 Q Nine West, 237 Phase One, 267 Quill, 257 NOMA, brief description of, 40 Phillips After Five, 75 Northern Virginia, 40. See also Phillips Collection, 74–75 R specifi c cities children’s programs, 153 Rainfall, average, 25 accommodations, 303 The Phoenix, 231 Red Onion Records & Books, brief description of, 40 Pilgrim Observation Gallery 242 sights and attractions, 122–126 (Washington National Red Palace, 264 Cathedral), 92, 144 Red Room (White House), 86 O Pizzeria Paradiso (Alexandria), Redskins, 271 Oak Hill Cemetery, 10, 173 330 Red Top Executive Sedan, 335 Octagon House, 81–82, 164 Planetarium, Albert Einstein, 100 Reiter’s Bookstore, 234 Odyssey, 352 Planetarium, Rock Creek Nature Renwick Gallery of the Off-beat experiences, best, 10 Center and, 147–148 Smithsonian American Art Old Post Offi ce Clock Tower, Planning your trip, 333–364 Museum, 79, 82–83, 163 136 area codes, 353 Representatives, visiting, 4 Old Post Offi ce Pavilion’s Clock business hours, 353 Reservations services for hotels, Tower, 92 cellphones, 357 308, 309 Old Presbyterian Meeting customs regulations, 354 Responsible tourism, 30–31 House (Alexandria), 327 disabled travelers, 354 Restaurants, 176–223. See also Old Print Gallery, 230 emergencies, 355 Restaurant Index Old Stone House, 79, 147, 174 fi nding an address, 342–343 Adams Morgan, 204–206 Old Supreme Court Chamber, gay and lesbian travelers, 356 Alexandria, 329–330 61–62 getting around, 340–350 Atlas District, 178

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downtown and Penn Quarter, Senior travel, 360–361 Portrait Gallery, 136–137 INDEX 183–195 The 72nd Annual Tour of Smithsonian Craft Show, 28 Dupont Circle, 206–210 Historic Alexandria Homes Smithsonian Folklife Festival, family-friendly, 177, 223 (Alexandria), 321 28–29, 151

Foggy Bottom/West End, Sewall-Belmont House, 50, Smithsonian Information Center 210–213 68–69 (the Castle), 115–116, 364 food trucks, 219 Shakespeare Theatre Company, The Smithsonian Institution, 119 Georgetown, 213–218 250 The Smithsonian museums, 119 Glover Park, 218–220 Shakespeare Theatre Free for Anacostia Community Museum, “green,” 198 All, 29 36, 121 happy hours, 257 Sherman Pickey, 236 Arts and Industries Building, 88 for insiders, 182 Shoes, 237 Freer Gallery of Art, 92–94 late-night, 266 Shopping, 225–244 Hirshhorn Museum and Midtown, 196–200 antiques, 229–230 Sculpture Garden, 94–96 Mount Vernon, 315–316 arts, crafts, and museum stores, National Air and Space Mount Vernon Triangle, 230–232 Museum, 5, 44–45, 99–101, 200–201 beauty and cosmetics, 232–233 152, 153 pretheater, 211 books, maps, and stationery, shopping, 243 price categories, 177 233–234 National Gallery of Art, 44, reservations, 223 clothing and accessories, 102–105 Woodley Park and Cleveland 234–239 Sculpture Garden, 6–7, 104 Park, 221 Dulles International Airport, 334 shopping, 231 Riot Act, 266 emergency, 229 National Museum of African Ripley Center, 114 food stores and markets, Art, 106–107 Ritz Camera Center, 243 240–241 National Museum of American Rizik Brothers, 239 gifts and souvenirs, 239–240 History, 5, 45, 48, 51, 107–109, Robert F. Kennedy Memorial home design, furnishings, and 152, 153 Stadium, 271 housewares, 242 shopping, 243 Rock and Roll Hotel, 264 jewelry, 235–236 National Museum of the Rock Creek Nature Center and malls and markets, 226–228 American Indian, 48, 109–110 Planetarium, 147–148 at museums, 231 National Museum of Natural Rock Creek Park, 147–148 music stores, 242–243 History, 45, 110–112, 152, 153 Ronald Reagan Washington neighborhoods for, 225–226 National Postal Museum, 67–68 National Airport (Arlington, practical matters, 244 National Zoological Park, 5, 50, Virginia), 227, 333, 336 shoes and accessories, 237 141–143, 153 Rotunda, 60–61 technology and cameras, 243 Renwick Gallery of the Rue 14, 239 toys and games, 243 Smithsonian American Art wine and spirits, 243 Museum, 79, 82–83, 163 S Shops at Georgetown Park, 227 Sackler Gallery, 114–115 Sackler Gallery, 114–115 Shops at Wisconsin Place children’s programs, 153 children’s programs, 153 (Chevy Chase, Maryland), Smithsonian American Art Safety, 360 226–227 Museum and National St. John’s Episcopal Church, Sidney Harman Hall, 250 Portrait Gallery, 136–137 162, 171 Sights and attractions, 55–174 Textile Museum, 75 St. Patrick’s Day Parade, 27 Alexandria, 321–329 shopping, 231 St. Patrick’s Day Parade calling ahead, 60 Smoking, 361 (Alexandria), 320 Capitol Hill, 58–73 Soccer, 271 Sales tax, 244 Dupont Circle, 73–75 Som Records, 243 Sant Ocean Hall (National Foggy Bottom, 76–77 Southwest Airlines, 334 Museum of Natural Georgetown, 77–87 Southwest/Waterfront, brief History), 111 for kids, 151–154 description of, 40 Schneider’s of Capitol Hill, 244 Northern Virginia, 122–126 Spectator sports, 270–271 Sculpture Garden outdoor activities, 154–157 Spies of Washington Walking National Gallery, 104 parks, 145–151 Tours, 350–351 National Gallery of Art, 6–7 Penn Quarter, 126–137 Spirit of Mount Vernon, 312 Seasons, 23–25 southwest of The Mall, 138–140 Spirit of Washington Cruises, Secondhand Rose, 237–238 top 25, 55 312, 352 Secondi Inc., 238 upper northwest, 141–145 Spring, 25 Second Story Books, 234 U Street Corridor, 140–141 Spy in the City tour, 130 Security precautions and SmarTrip card, 343 Stabler-Leadbeater Apothecary procedures, 58 Smash! Records, 243 Museum (Alexandria), 327–328

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