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What is there to do in Washington, DC during Covid?

by Chase Collins

What is there to do in Washington, DC during Covid?

What’s Open Right Now

  • The Hirshhorn Museum has reopened.
  • The Smithsonian Institution Building (“The Castle”) has reopened.
  • The National Air and Space Museum has reopened.
  • The Washington Monument has reopened to the public.
  • The Library of Congress has reopened its Jefferson Building.

What can you do for entertainment in Washington, DC?

68 Best & Fun Things To Do In Washington, DC

  • National Mall. dibrova / Shutterstock.
  • Library of Congress. Orhan Cam / Shutterstock.
  • Eastern Market. cdrin / Shutterstock.
  • Ford’s Theatre. Sean Pavone / Shutterstock.
  • Washington Harbour.
  • Heurich House Museum.
  • National Gallery of Art.
  • Go Ape Zipline and Adventure Park.

What is the most salient thing you can see in Washington, DC?

Washington Monument and the National Mall The National Mall is the most recognizable area of the city, highlighted by the 555ft (169m) tall Washington Monument in the center. Take the elevator and whizz up to the observation deck at 500ft in just over a minute for the best views in the city.

Where should I stay in Washington DC for the first time?

If you are visiting for the first time, the best area to stay at is the National Mall, because it is home to the main attractions in Washington DC. These include the iconic monuments, federal buildings and Smithsonian museums. Other prime locations are Downtown and Capitol Hill.

How do you spend a day in Washington DC?

Here are some ideas of things to do if you have more than one day in Washington DC:

  1. Visit the Smithsonian Museums.
  2. Tour the Capitol Building (learn more here)
  3. Tour the White House (learn more here)
  4. See the Cherry Blossoms at the Tidal Basin in April.
  5. Visit the International Spy Museum.
  6. Spend a day in Georgetown.

What areas should I avoid in Washington DC?

The following are the most dangerous Washington, DC neighborhoods based on their violent crime rate compared to the city average.

  • Deanwood (pop. 30,000) with 186% more crime.
  • Brentwood (pop.
  • Anacostia (pop.
  • U Street Corridor (pop.
  • Stadium-Armory (pop.
  • Shaw (pop.
  • South West (pop.
  • Ledroit Park (pop.

Is Smithsonian free?

Admission to all Smithsonian museums in Washington, D.C., is free. The museums are open seven days a week.