Summary

Washington D.C., our nation’s capital, is a destination that every American ventures should visit at least once in their lifetime. There’s much to do as well as a lot of history to behold in architecture and the founding of our country.

The National Air and Space Museum, one of the most popular of the Smithsonian museums, features Lindbergh’s Spirit of St. Louis, war planes from World War II, and continuously updated exhibits. Art lovers should visit the National Gallery of Art and take advantage of modern art exhibits, group tours, and great dining at one of the most premiere art museums in the Western World. One can’t visit Washington D.C. without having your D.C. charter bus make stops at many of our nation’s monuments. Connect with U.S. history at the Lincoln Memorial or ride the elevator to the top of the Washington Monument for spectacular views of our nation’s capital. Some other popular tourist destinations are The National Mall, Georgetown's Historic Neighborhoods, National WWII Memorial, The U.S. Capitol, White House, The Supreme Court Building and The U.S. National Arboretum.

There are many places you and your group can go to eat in Washington D.C. For a desirable Italian cuisine we recommend Palena Restaurant. The Capital Grille located on Pennsylvania Avenue, provides steakhouse meals and offers a great view of the U.S. Capitol from its entrance. If Asian cuisine pleases your palate browse the Chinatown Washington D.C. websites for popular restaurants. We recommend A & J Restaurant. Prices are affordable especially for large groups and the cuisine is filling and flavorful.

Washington D.C. offers plenty of entertainment for nightlife. If you are in the mood for jazz ride your Washington D.C. charter bus to Blues Alley in Georgetown, or head over to Felix & Spy Lounge which not only offers classy dining, but evening jazz and funk band performances. Habana Village is one of the most popular places to salsa dance and they offer free lessons most evenings. For theatre entertainments try The Shakespeare Theatre Company or try The Kennedy Center which hosts performances in ballet, opera, and the Washington Orchestra.