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Our introduction to the city's subway, buses, taxis and guided tours will have you moving in no time.
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The Wright Brothers' flyer, the Hope Diamond and portraits of George Washington all find a home in the Nation's Attic.
Make the most of a short trip to Washington -- explore our restaurants and boutiques as well as historic sites.
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Washington 101
An introduction to the National Mall, the monuments and the Smithsonian.
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Branching Out
Adventures for families, history buffs, shoppers and people-watchers.
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Further Afield
Day trips to Alexandria and Mount Vernon, explorations around Chinatown.
You can just wander into museums on the Mall, but some attractions require advance planning.
Bringing your iPod to Washington? Download the portable version of our bar and restaurant listings.
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