DK Travel - Eyewitness Travel Family Guide Washington, DC
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The best places to visit in DC are all approached from a family-friendly angle. The guide is organized around hubs--major sights around which to plan your day--and gives child-friendly eating options, age-range suitability info, places for letting off steam, detailed maps, activities for rainy days, and plenty of ideas things to do with kids beyond the major Washington, DC, attractions. Plus there are Kids Corners in every chapter with cartoons, quizzes and games to keep young travelers happy all day long.
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The series of paintings entitled Voyage of Life by Thomas Cole in the National Gallery of Art West Building
The city of Washington, DC is perfect for families small enough to get around easily, but with enough fun attractions, cultural events, and one-of-a-kind experiences to keep everyone entertained. The National Mall is full of quality museums and theaters, and beyond it, the city and its environs include a range of kid-oriented attractions, from one of the worlds best zoos to the remarkable interactive exhibits at George Washingtons Mount Vernon Estate.
Start at the , where a recent renovation has added 12,250 sq ft (1,138 sq m) of new exhibition space that includes two soaring tower galleries and a rooftop terrace. Stop at the Childrens Shop on the lower level, and ride Villareals walkway, Multiverse, as many times as you want. Dont forget to see Alexander Calders mobile and Andy Goldsworthys Roof in the atrium. On the terrace, find an enormous electric blue rooster strutting its stuff, and enjoy a spectacular view of Pennsylvania Avenue.
For lunch, head to the Pavilion Caf in the , which is full of exciting stuff like primitive drums, ceremonial weapons, and masks.
For a break, head to the and let the kids go wild in its Sculpture Garden.
Begin your day by taking flight at the . Dont miss the Hope Diamond and the forensic re-creations of our ancestors in the Hall of Human Origins.
The is an exciting new addition to the National Mall, where interactive exhibits tell the complex narrative of African American history.
Saving the best till last, the is filled with interactive goodies geared for children. Create a cover, see historical and modern spy gear, try breaking a code, and visit the re-created bunker where the US spied on East Germany during the Cold War.
Those interested in the workings of the American government can watch the US Senate and House of Representatives in action at the is in session, you can step into the gallery to watch the Justices debate the legal issues of the day.
Also worth a stop is the offers insights into the US presidency.
Equestrian statue of Washington, Mount Vernon
Washingtons planners had gardens and green spaces in mind when they laid out the city two centuries ago. Start at the has manicured lawns and some quiet, hidden nooks.
Stroll east to the and explore 3 acres (1.5 ha) of flowers and paths in the National Garden, but also pop into the conservatory to check out the orchid collection and the Jungle with its waterfalls and second-story catwalk. Younger kids will enjoy the Childrens Garden.
For lunch, head to Georgetowns after visiting the memorial statue of the 26th president, one of Americas best-known conservationists.
Washington, DC is one of the best cities in the US in which to have a great time without spending too much money. This is because admission to almost every attraction on the Mall, including all memorials and Smithsonian museums, is free (although there might be a charge for guided tours and special exhibits). Some other free sights on the Mall include the US Botanic Garden, the US Capitol, and the National Gallery of Art. Tours of The White House (arranged well ahead of time), the National Archives, and the are also free.
There is free stuff away from the Mall too. Admission to the is free.
Attend one of the free performances that take place at the Millennium Stage in .
Sculpture of a lion at the entrance to the National Zoological Park
Washington turns into a riot of pink and white in springtime, when thousands of cherry trees burst into bloom. The under hundreds of cherry trees blanketed in bright blossoms. The Blossom Kite Festival is also held at the same time, filling the sky above the Mall with fluttering color and excitement.
Also in spring, a sea of azaleas in the US National Arboretum is in bloom, and at the White House, the annual , for which tickets are distributed via an online lottery, is open to kids everywhere. Every year, thousands show up for a day of music, activities, and, of course, Easter eggs.
Summer brings the to the Mall, highlighting homespun art and crafts from around the globe. On the Fourth of July, the Mall becomes one big family picnic as crowds gather for music and fireworks celebrating American independence.
Fall is the time for the .
Winter brings the lighting of the . Throughout this season, kids and adults flock to the
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