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Our Nation's Capital

Created by stvchin on September 3, 2009

This is my first trip to Washington DC. I'm a big history buff and I wanted to take in as much of Washington DC and our nation's history as I could in a few short days.

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Created by sararevell on April 6, 2008

Tacking a weekend break onto the front end of a business trip, my husband and I discovered what it meant to be frugal with our time and energy in Washington DC. No mean feat in a city of countless museums, art galleries and national monuments.

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Created by sararevell on April 6, 2008

As the title of this journal suggests, I was travelling on business and quickly discovered that even with a well-meaning GPS unit, driving is not the best way for a newcomer to experience Washington DC.

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Created by Lannb26 on February 12, 2009

I am not a DC resident, but nor am I a typical tourist. I am a student closing in on my four years of "visiting" DC while at the George Washington University. In this journal, I offer my accumulated knowledge about the city to benefit other visitors.

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Created by Idler on January 20, 2009

With its sophisticated international mix of visitors, diplomats, and ethnic groups, it's no surprise that restaurants in Washington, DC reflect the world as well as a broad multicultural heritage.

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Created by Idler on January 18, 2009

If you're into espionage, then Washington, DC is your kind of place. Here are an area resident's favorite places for those with "suspicious minds."

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Created by Idler on January 18, 2009

Why complain about the hassles of living near or visiting Washington? If you're in the area, taking full advantage of the DC's many free events is a better approach. Here are one Metro area resident's favorite free (or relatively inexpensive) concert series.

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Created by azsunluvr on September 1, 2008

Watching Independence Day fireworks at the National Mall in Washington D.C. should be high on the travel wish list of every American. No skimping on the pyrotechnics and patriotism here!