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Washington DC is a hub for American politics and history. Attracting as many school field trips as it does travelers the district offers a peek into the country’s democratic origin. There are plenty of free museums to take advantage of but the real draw here is the memorials and monuments dedicated to great American leaders. Spend some contemplative time at the Reflecting Pool within the National Mall, among the most patriotic places in the country.
Restaurants in Washington DC
1. The Mediterranean Way
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Store owners and husband and wife team, Niko & Oana have brought their Mediterranean experience and passion of living in Tuscany and Greece back to Washington, DC and into their store. By partnering with respected independent, and organic producers that they personally met, visited and dealt with while living abroad, they can now offer unique artisan products to their customers in Dupont Circle and beyond. The store's collection is unsurpassed in quality and value many of which make unique gifts not found anywhere else in the U.S., Some of which are: High quality extra virgin olive oil Balsamic Vinegars Raw honeys Chocolates & sweets Coffees & teas Jams & fruit preserves Skin care and cosmetic products Jewelry & original art/photos
2. Swann Street Gallery
3. Book Arts
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Book Arts is the culmination of the collective efforts of gifted American and Florentine bookbinders, conservators, book artists, letterpress printers and leather craftsmen. Inspired by the classic Florentine atelier and a 100 year old legacy, Book Arts coalesces a life-time of experience to make available timeless works with uncompromising services, employing the arts of fine binding. Services include the design, binding, and printing of limited editions, expert restoration and conservation of books, and fine binding and printing of single books.
4. The Chocolate House
5. O Museum In The Mansion
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
Named “The Coolest Place in DC”, O Museum In The Mansion has over 100 rooms and 70 secret doors to explore. We inspire creativity, diversity, and imagination through the fusion of the arts, science, and sports. One of the most unique museums in the world — we have been featured in books, magazines & TV — including the Travel Channel’s “Mega Mansions” and National Geographic's Traveler magazine.
6. Wilderness Society Ansel Adams Collection
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4.5 based on 14 reviews
Photographer Ansel Adams was a Wilderness Society Council member and supported the organization for more than four decades. Throughout his distinguished career as a photographer, Adams photographed dozens of iconic portraits of wildlands, such as Alaska’s Denali and California’s Yosemite . He is one of the world’s best-known landscape photographers. More than 70 works are on display at the Ansel Adams Collection at The Wilderness Society headquarters in Washington, D.C. The collection is open to the public on weekdays and closed on weekends and federal holidays.
7. Dupont Circle FreshFarm Market
8. Second Story Books
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4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By JTL07825 - Blairstown, United States
Nice to see an old fashioned book store where you can smell the reading culture. Books were many and inexpensive. A hidden gem!
9. Shop Made in DC
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
10. Tiny Jewel Box
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4.0 based on 5 reviews
A store specializing in new and antique jewelry, fine watches, engagement and wedding rings, and gifts.
Reviewed By andywL2424GS
Been working with Steve K for a year, each time we visit, speak on the phone, text or email, he's been very helpful and accommodating. When we come in the store, he and the entirety of the Tiny Jewel Box family have been very welcoming and helpful. We're never overwhelmed or not assisted to. My wife and I recently came into the store in December 2020 to browse, and I wanted to show my wife a few watches I've been interested in for potential gift ideas. I reached out to Steve K a few days before to see if he was available and if he could meet us. He responded immediately, and we set a time to meet. The last time I spoke to Steve K was 10 months prior where he picked up a random phone call I made to the store where I was seeking a bracelet extension for a watch I owned. Having no prior interaction with the store, he made me feel very welcome for an initial $100 purchase. At the same visit, I met several other staff and marveled at the watches they had. Every TJB staff member I spoke with had a genuine passion and spent time with me to discuss their timepiece and their story with it. When we met again in December 2020, my wife and I browsed several collections. We gave Steve an idea of what we were looking for and found the perfect watches for both of us. We look forward to building a long relationship with Steve @ the Tiny Jewel Box for years to come. There are already several pieces we're building towards.
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