So we already posted a list below of our Top 10 Favorite things in D.C., and there are so many things to do here we thought it might also be helpful to post a few links to other ideas so that you can choose what you like and plan your trip.
The D.C. Tourism Website has a lot of helpful information and ideas. One is a list of 100 Free (or Nearly Free) Things To Do in D.C.
Washingtonian Magazine is another source of information, they have restaurant guides (although Jeff and I can't stand the restaurant critic) , and going out guides of what is going on around town.
Washington Post is another great source for dining guides and reviews as well as ideas of bars and nightlife in town, Washington Post Going Out Gurus.
Nicole & Jeff Toasting Their Life Together
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Getting Here and Getting Around
There are several airports in the area that you can fly into. The best choice is Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA), it is the airport that will land you closest to D.C. You can also fly into Dulles Airport (IAD), if you are finding significantly lower fares, but it is about a 30-45 minute drive from D.C., so we only advise flying there if it is A LOT cheaper. Plus if you fly into DCA, you get to see all the beautiful monuments as you land, which we think is pretty cool.
If you are happier renting a car, go for it, although D.C. has a great public transportation system, Metro . The Metro has a stop at DCA ~ National Airport - Blue/Yellow line (another good aspect of flying into there), and if you are staying at the Hotel Palomar, the metro is just a few blocks away ~ Dupont Circle - Red Line. DC is a very walkable city, and there is much to do downtown with several Metro stops to get you where you want to go.
We will be providing shuttle service for all of our guests on Sunday to and from the wedding from the Hotel Palomar.
If you are happier renting a car, go for it, although D.C. has a great public transportation system, Metro . The Metro has a stop at DCA ~ National Airport - Blue/Yellow line (another good aspect of flying into there), and if you are staying at the Hotel Palomar, the metro is just a few blocks away ~ Dupont Circle - Red Line. DC is a very walkable city, and there is much to do downtown with several Metro stops to get you where you want to go.
We will be providing shuttle service for all of our guests on Sunday to and from the wedding from the Hotel Palomar.
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