Hidden Catacombs and Gardens in Brookland The neighborhood of Brookland is an interesting spot because it’s a beautiful place to play tourist while still maintaining
Parallel Universe at Artechouse: An Immersive Art Exhibit I am still kicking myself for missing Hirshhorn’s Infinity Mirrors exhibit last summer. So when I came
Our friends from Frederick came to town on a rainy Saturday for a day of touristing. The sky was spitting rain but we didn’t let that
Library of Congress: Architecture, History, and Research I always knew The Library of Congress was an architectural wonder in our city’s backyard. But it wasn’t until
Museum Hack Offers a Twist on the Traditional Museum Tour While I am a big fan of museums in Washington, DC, I have a particularly
National Geographic Museum For many, National Geographic is a household name – widely known for beautiful photography and a chance to see the world in
Secret Agents for a Day: A Visit to the International Spy Museum Update: This visit is from 2013 but the Spy Museum has a new
Historic Building Tour at the National Building Museum The National Building Museum is unlike any of the other museums in DC. Many have visited or
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