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See. C&O Canal Experience this historic canal by bicycle and stay overnight in a 200-year-old lockhouse. Catacombs of Washington, D.C. Explore these underground crypts created by Franciscan monks to channel the Holy Land. National Museum of African American History and Culture Visit the only museum in the country dedicated to African American culture and history. Kenilworth Park & Aquatic Gardens Discover this park with trails and gardens along the Anacostia River.

Eat. Maydān Experience Lebanese cuisine with a roaring, wood-fired hearth and unique flavors.

Stay. Willard InterContinental Stay in this historic 200-year-old landmark hotel. Hay-Adams Book a stay at this grand hotel. The Jefferson Consider this grand hotel for your accommodation. Watergate Stay at this infamous historic hotel.

Condé Nast TravelerSep 2, 2026

Planning a Fall Foliage Trip? Book These Amtrak Routes

Each journey offers scenic and convenient access to premier leaf peeping destinations in the US and Canada.

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  • California ZephyrPlaceChicago, United StatesAmtrak train route from Chicago to Emeryville, CA
  • Millennium ParkParkGrand Rapids, United States1,500-acre park with 18 miles of treelined trails
  • Dells of the Wisconsin River State Natural AreaNature reserveWisconsin Dells, United StatesArea with trees, cliffs, canyons, and rock formations
  • AmtrakPlaceWashington DC, United StatesRail service with routes across US and Canada
  • Smoky MountainsMotelGatlinburg, United StatesArea with a fall foliage map for predictions
  • Farmer’s AlmanacPlaceNew York, United StatesSee probable peak fall color dates for every US state, from early October through early November, plus top leaf-peeping…
  • VermonterPlaceWashington DC, United StatesAmtrak train route from Washington DC to St. Albans, VT
  • Fort Dummer State ParkTrailBattleboro, United StatesPark with hiking trails and overlooks near Battleboro
  • Pere MarquettePlaceChicago, United StatesAmtrak train route from Chicago to Grand Rapids, MI
  • Blanford Nature CenterTrailGrand Rapids, United StatesNature center with walking trails through old-growth forest
  • Calvin Ecosystem Preserve and Native GardensTrailGrand Rapids, United StatesPreserve with scenic trails through forests and wetlands
  • Robinette’s Apple Haus and WineryRestaurantGrand Rapids, United StatesOrchard for apple picking and winery
  • The Leonard at Logan HouseHotelGrand Rapids, United StatesHistoric bed and breakfast built in 1914
  • Empire BuilderPlaceChicago, United StatesAmtrak train route from Chicago to Seattle
  • River WalkTrailWisconsin Dells, United StatesScenic walk along the water in Wisconsin Dells
  • Sundara Inn & SpaHotelWisconsin Dells, United StatesDestination spa in the Midwest with various treatments
  • Lake TahoeHotelTruckee, United StatesRegion with colorful foliage and outdoor activities
  • Hyatt Regency Lake TahoeHotelTruckee, United StatesResort and spa on Lake Tahoe
  • DowneasterPlaceBoston, United StatesAmtrak train route from Boston to Brunswick, ME
  • Peaks IslandNeighborhoodPortland, United StatesIsland in Casco Bay accessible by ferry
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National GeographicAug 14

This National Park Will Let You Spend the Night in a 200-Year-Old Lockhouse

Hugging the Potomac from D.C. to the Appalachian foothills, the C&O Canal is best experienced by bicycle and capped off with a night in a historic lockhouse.

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  • C&O CanalTrailWashington, United States184.5-mile towpath trail from D.C. to Cumberland, Maryland
  • Potomac RiverSightWashington, United Stateswater-powered commerce channel dreamed of in the 1770s
  • Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical ParkParkWashington, United States150-mile towpath trail from Georgetown to the Ohio River
  • Great Allegheny PassageTrailWashington, United Statesbike trail that picks up where the C&O towpath ends
  • Wheelzup AdventuresPlaceCumberland, United Statesbike outfitter located along the towpath in Cumberland
  • Locals Farm MarketRestaurantPoolesville, United Statesoffers a mouthwatering lunch in Poolesville
  • Brunswick Heritage MuseumMuseumBrunswick, United Statesfeatures an impressive model railroad floor
  • Railroad View ParkParkBrunswick, United Statestwo-story observation deck where B&O workers once overlooked the train yard
  • Beans in the BelfryCaféBrunswick, United Statesoffers live music
  • O’Hurley’s General StoreMarketShepherdstown, United States100-year-old store with weekly old-time music circles
  • Alma BeaRestaurantShepherdstown, United StatesAppalachian bistro led by a James Beard-nominated chef
  • AntietamSightSharpsburg, United Statessite of one of the Civil War’s bloodiest battles
  • Cushwa BasinSightWilliamsport, United Statesspot canal infrastructure like a lockhouse and turning basin
  • Paw Paw TunnelSightPaw Paw, United Stateshalf-mile-long, nearly pitch-black tunnel to walk bicycles through
  • DelFestFestivalCumberland, United Stateslongstanding bluegrass festival in Cumberland
  • The Wills HotelHotelCumberland, United States20-room boutique stay on Baltimore Street
  • Canal Quarters ProgramPlaceWashington, United Stateshistoric lockhouses available for overnight stays
  • Lockhouse 22HotelWashington, United Statesnicknamed 'Pennyfield', evokes the canal's earliest days
  • Swains LockHotelWashington, United StatesLockhouse 21, reflects a modern take on the 1920s
  • Lockhouse 6HotelWashington, United Statesaka 'Brookmont', styled like the 1950s
  • Lockhouse 49HotelWashington, United Stateshas 'half amenities' like an outdoor water pump
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Lonely PlanetAug 13

9 of the best Christmas markets in the USA

Visit the best festive European-style markets without leaving the US.

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  • New York Public LibraryMuseumNew York City, United StatesCombine a visit with the Winter Village at Bryant Park.
  • Philadelphia Museum of ArtMuseumPhiladelphia, United StatesA 10-minute drive from Christmas Village.
  • ChristkindlmarketMarketChicago, United StatesFeels like walking through a holiday market in Germany.
  • Winter Village at Bryant ParkMarketNew York City, United StatesAnchored by a picturesque outdoor ice-skating rink.
  • Daley PlazaSightChicago, United StatesHome of a Picasso sculpture and the Christkindlmarket.
  • Downtown DC Holiday MarketMarketWashington, United StatesFeatures over 100 vendors near the National Portrait Gallery.
  • National Portrait GalleryMuseumWashington, United StatesA Smithsonian Institution museum that is free to visit.
  • Old Blue BarbecueRestaurantWashington, United StatesSample local barbecue at this market vendor.
  • Roaming Coyote TacoRestaurantWashington, United StatesGrab a taco from this food truck at the market.
  • JaleoRestaurantWashington, United StatesWe accept reservations for lunch and dinner.
  • ZaytinyaRestaurantWashington, United StatesUnder the direction of chef José Andrés, Zaytinya…
  • Columbus Circle Holiday MarketMarketNew York City, United StatesFeatures over 100 vendors and tasty treats.
  • Union Square Holiday MarketMarketNew York City, United StatesOffers a different mix of vendors than Columbus Circle.
  • Bryant ParkParkNew York City, United StatesLocation of the Winter Village and an ice-skating rink.
  • Downcity PVD Holiday MarketMarketProvidence, United StatesBrings local retailers and artists together.
  • Christmas Village in PhiladelphiaMarketPhiladelphia, United StatesOpen-air market in JFK Plaza with bratwurst and waffles.
  • JFK PlazaSightPhiladelphia, United StatesHome to Philadelphia's iconic LOVE sculpture and Christmas Village.
  • Independence Visitor CenterMuseumPhiladelphia, United StatesHome to the historic Liberty Bell.
  • JulefestFestivalSolvang, United StatesA monthlong Danish-style holiday celebration in Solvang.
  • Texas Christkindl MarketMarketArlington, United StatesLargest open-air holiday market in the Southwest.
  • Great Dickens Christmas FairMarketSan Francisco, United StatesImmersive event recreating Victorian London.
  • Carmine'sRestaurantWashington, United States
  • KerstmarktMarketHolland, United States
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Atlas ObscuraAug 11

19 Creepy Catacombs Around the World You Can Visit

Catacombs—underground rooms and tunnels used as cemeteries—date back to first-century Rome, but the most famous (and infamous) were created across Europe in the 17th century. Overcrowding in Paris’s more traditional burial spaces, as well as sanitation issues, led authorities to turn the miles of tunnels connecting quarries under the city into crypts. It’s believed that more than six million pe…

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Lonely PlanetAug 10

The 11 best museums in Washington, DC

With so many museums to visit (for free!), you could spend your entire trip on the National Mall.

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Lonely PlanetJul 31

3 Train Routes to See Virginia's Fall Foliage

These three train journeys capitalize on views of Virginia

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  • American Shakespeare CenterSightStaunton, United StatesCozy theater recreating London's famed Blackfriars Theatre.
  • Blue Ridge TunnelSightStaunton, United StatesSay yes to lights off for soul-rattling darkness inside.
  • Blue Ridge FlyerPlaceStaunton, United States3-hour round-trip from Staunton past small towns and pastures.
  • Virginia Scenic RailwayPlaceStaunton, United StatesBegan offering rides in 2022; runs murder mystery and wine excursions.
  • Little Rock TunnelSightStaunton, United StatesHistoric rock-cuts squeeze the tracks; circus train wrecked here.
  • Three Notch'd Mango WheatRestaurantStaunton, United StatesVirginia-made beer recommended on the train.
  • Hotel 24 SouthHotelStaunton, United StatesStately hotel for quick access to the train station.
  • Maude & the BearRestaurantStaunton, United StatesMulti-course dinner by James Beard nominee Ian Boden.
  • Blue Ridge ParkwaySightStaunton, United StatesDrive for high elevation views of fall colors.
  • Blue Ridge Tunnel TrailTrailStaunton, United StatesEerie walk inside the first of the area's two Blue Ridge Tunnels.
  • Norfolk & Western Class J 611PlaceGoshen, United StatesStreamlined, bullet-nosed powerhouse; sole survivor of its class.
  • George Washington & Jefferson National ForestsSightGoshen, United StatesRoute stretches through these forests to Staunton.
  • Virginia Museum of TransportationMuseumRoanoke, United StatesThe 611 spent recent decades here before returning to tracks.
  • Victoria StationSightGoshen, United StatesGoshen Volunteer Fire Department serves burgers and snacks here.
  • Washington & Lee UniversitySightLexington, United StatesWashington and Lee University is a small liberal arts university nestled in the mountains of Virginia’s Shenandoah…
  • Virginia Military InstituteSightLexington, United StatesIt was founded in 1839 as America's first state-sponsored and -supported military college and is the oldest public…
  • SeasonsBakeryLexington, United StatesBakery drawing crowds for bread and breakfast.
  • Hampton Inn Col AltoHotelLexington, United StatesHistoric lodging option in Lexington.
  • The GeorgesHotelLexington, United StatesPosh digs in Lexington.
  • AmtrakPlaceCharlottesville, United StatesLow-stress ride from DC to Charlottesville on Northeast Regional/Cardinal.
  • Union StationTrain stationWashington, United StatesAdmire the enormous Main Hall and its five curved bays.
  • Journey through Hallowed Ground National Heritage AreaSightManassas, United StatesTrains travel through this area near Founding Fathers' homes.
  • GraduateHotelCharlottesville, United StatesHotel on Main St in Charlottesville, short walk from station.
  • PumpkinseedsPlaceLexington, United States
  • Sugar Maple TradingPlaceLexington, United States
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Lonely PlanetJul 30

The USA's Top 10 Shoulder Season Destinations

Cool mornings, fewer crowds and lower prices make shoulder season an ideal time to explore these 10 fantastic locations in the United States.

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  • Needles HighwayTrailCuster State Park, United Statesfamed for its granite spires and narrow tunnels
  • Saguaro National ParkTrailTucson, United Statesfeatures cactus-studded trails like the Valley View Trail
  • Mount RushmoreSightRapid City, United Statesmarked its 100th anniversary in 2025
  • Wildlife LoopAirportCuster State Park, United Statesdrive for bison, pronghorn and wild burros
  • Badlands National ParkSightRapid City, United Statesoffers dramatic landscapes all along the 39-mile Loop Road
  • Main StreetNeighborhoodRapid City, United Statesstroll for life-size bronze statues of past presidents
  • Art AlleyNeighborhoodRapid City, United Stateswander for graffiti-style murals
  • Dinosaur ParkParkRapid City, United Statesseven super-size concrete dinos watched over the city
  • Firehouse Brewing CompanyPubRapid City, United Statesoldest brewery in South Dakota
  • Dane County Farmers’ MarketMarketMadison, United Statesoffering local produce, farm-fresh eggs, cheese curds
  • Wisconsin State CapitolSightMadison, United Statesarchitecturally stunning, features a 360-degree observation deck
  • Olbrich Botanical GardensGardenMadison, United Statesinvites peaceful strolls, enhanced by outdoor art exhibit
  • GLEAMPlaceMadison, United Statesoutdoor art exhibit featuring large-scale light installations
  • Capital City State TrailTrailMadison, United Statescycle for scenic farmland and lakeside views
  • TaliesinNature reserveSpring Green, United StatesFrank Lloyd Wright's home, an important stop on his trail
  • Frank Lloyd Wright TrailTrailMadison, United Statesincludes Taliesin and Madison's Monona Terrace
  • Monona TerraceSightMadison, United Statespart of the Frank Lloyd Wright Trail
  • Tornado Steak HouseRestaurantMadison, United Statessupper club vibes and hearty chops
  • Arizona-Sonora Desert MuseumZooTucson, United States98-acre zoo, botanical garden and natural history museum
  • Valley View TrailTrailSaguaro National Park, United Stateswinds through saguaros, prickly pear and teddy bear cholla
  • Pima Air & Space MuseumMuseumTucson, United Statesget close to historic aircraft
  • San Xavier Del Bac MissionSightTucson, United Statesbeautifully preserved Spanish colonial mission
  • Tucson Bike ToursPlaceTucson, United Statesbook for taco tour, sample Sonoran hot dog
  • Burns Basin OverlookSightBadlands National Park, United States
  • Pinnacles OverlookSightBadlands National Park, United States
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Lonely PlanetJul 30

7 of the best places in the US to visit in the fall

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  • Grand Teton National ParkSightJackson, United Statesoffers big mountain west views, explosion of golds and oranges
  • Schwabacher LandingSightGrand Teton National Park, United Statessnap photo of the range or spot moose and elk
  • YellowstoneSightJackson, United Statespanoramic autumn views of scenic valleys without crowds
  • Nora’s Fish Creek InnRestaurantJackson, United Stateshearty breakfast
  • Snake River BrewingRestaurantJackson, United Stateslunch spot
  • Teton TigerRestaurantJackson, United Statesdinner and drinks
  • Triangle X RanchHotelJackson, United Statescozy autumn accommodation with mountain flair
  • Tahoe Rim TrailTrailLake Tahoe, United Stateshike some of the trail
  • Hope ValleyPlace of worshipLake Tahoe, United Statesmore foliage-related extravagance
  • Piping Rock StablesPlaceLake Tahoe, United Statestrail ride through the Sierra Nevada wilderness
  • FreshiesRestaurantSouth Lake Tahoe, United Statesveggie-oriented dishes
  • Base CampRestaurantSouth Lake Tahoe, United Statespizza
  • Himmel HausRestaurantSouth Lake Tahoe, United StatesGerman eats
  • Old Post Office CafeRestaurantIncline Village, United Statesbreakfast or lunch
  • Old Range SteakhouseRestaurantIncline Village, United Statesdive into some protein
  • Cedar Glen LodgeHotelIncline Village, United Statesrustic standouts on the north side
  • Incline LodgeHotelIncline Village, United Statesboutique standouts on the north side
  • Coachman HotelHotelSouth Lake Tahoe, United StatesMore flexible cancellation and rescheduling policies.
  • Rock CitySightChattanooga, United Statesold-school tourism vibes
  • Ruby FallsAttractionChattanooga, United Stateswaterfall within Lookout Mountain
  • Hunter Museum of ArtMuseumChattanooga, United Statesspend hours here for contemporary art
  • Tennessee AquariumAquariumChattanooga, United StatesRiver exhibit explores river environments
  • Main Street MeatsRestaurantChattanooga, United Stateswows with decadent sandwiches and potato salad
  • CalliopeRestaurantChattanooga, United Statesmodern Levantine spot with beautiful drinks
  • Jeffrey HotelHotelSouth Lake Tahoe, United States
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Atlas ObscuraJul 24

These Five Fun Events Are Worth a Detour

If you’re looking to liven up your weekend plans, we’ve got you covered, with unique event listings around the world. Find more exciting events in Amsterdam , Berlin , Boston , Chicago , London , Los Angeles , New York City , Paris , Prague , Rome , San Francisco , Seattle , Tokyo , and Washington, D.C. Flevopark becomes an unlikely stage for the unconventional when No Art Festival takes over t…

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  • No Art FestivalFestivalAmsterdam, The Netherlandsunconventional performances and pioneering sounds
  • Chinatown Summer FairFestivalChicago, United Statesspirited street celebration with lion dances
  • Seafair WeekendFestivalSeattle, United Stateshydroplane races and aerial performances
  • OtakonFestivalWashington, United StatesAsian pop culture, anime, and music celebration
  • Washu FestivalFestivalTokyo, Japancelebration of Japanese sake culture
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Atlas ObscuraJul 22

Suns Cinema in Washington, D.C.

Set on one of the best streets in Washington, DC, this neighborhood gem has the perfect mix of an impressive film selection and delicious cocktails. Affordable tickets to see a big variety of movies screened almost daily make this spot worth visiting. Independently run, the owner David Cabrera shows films he likes that range in topic, format, and style. The place is decorated with some nods to…

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  • Suns CinemaSightDecorated with movie nods like zebra and flamingo wallpaper.
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BBC TravelJun 26

The US that World Cup fans didn't expect to love

From roadside convenience stores to lonely landscapes, travellers are discovering little-known slices of Americana away from the host cities.

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  • Route 66TrailChicago, United StatesRoad known for kitschy roadside stops.
  • Zion National ParkAttractionSpringdale, United StatesPark with golden orange arches.
  • Grand CanyonSightGrand Canyon Village, United StatesThe Grand Canyon is 277 miles (446 km) long, up to 18 miles (29 km) wide and attains a depth of over a mile.
  • WalmartPlaceBentonville, United StatesActivate and hold the button to confirm that you’re human.
  • Buc-ee'sRestaurantLake Jackson, United StatesConvenience store, restaurant, petrol station, supermarket.
  • Waffle HouseRestaurantNorcross, United StatesSouthern US institution for breakfast.
  • CostcoSightIssaquah, United StatesAs of 2021, Costco is the third-largest retailer in the world, and as of August 2024, the world's largest retailer of…
  • US National Park systemSightWashington, United StatesSystem of parks with majestic landscapes.
  • Louisiana's lowland swampsSightNew Orleans, United StatesDiverse landscapes to marvel at.
  • Beaver NuggetsPlaceLake Jackson, United StatesPetrol station food.
  • Dunkin' DonutsFast foodCanton, United StatesFind your nearest Dunkin' at 140 Albany Tpke in Canton and enjoy Dunkin's signature drinks, coffee, espresso, breakfast…
  • Jamba JuiceFast foodFrisco, United StatesVisit your local Macys San Francisco locations at 170 O…
  • Bass Pro ShopPlaceSpringfield, United States
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OutsideMay 13

How to Book a Great National Park Campsite Every Time

Even as a seasoned camper, I learned the hard way that a map does not tell the whole story. These simple steps will help you find a private camping spot and avoid the crowds on your next national park trip.

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  • Lemolo LakeSightUmpqua National Forest, United StatesCampsite location in morning mist
  • Elkmont CampgroundSightGreat Smoky Mountains National Park, United StatesLargest and busiest campground in the Smokies
  • Little RiverSightGreat Smoky Mountains National Park, United StatesRiver on the edge of Elkmont Campground
  • Recreation.govPlaceWashington, United StatesReservation site for national park campgrounds
  • TripAdvisorPlaceNeedham, United StatesPlatform with national park campground reviews
  • CampendiumPlaceAustin, United StatesPlatform for rating campgrounds and sites
  • TheDyrtPlacePortland, United StatesThird party campground site with user reviews
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Atlas ObscuraApr 22

The Fight to Save Kenilworth Park & Aquatic Gardens

Listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts , Spotify , and all major podcast apps. Kelly McEvers: Gina Geffrard has a very specific memory about the first time she encountered the place we’re talking about today. Gina Geffrard: In 2019, I filmed an episode of House Hunters. And one of the houses on the show is across the street from the gardens. I remember talking to the producers of the show, aski…

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Atlas ObscuraApr 10

These Historic D.C. Spots Tell America’s Story

This year, the United States celebrates a major milestone: 250 years since the Declaration of Independence was signed and America became an independent nation. The country’s Semiquincentennial is an important time to reflect on the people, ideals, and events that have shaped it, as well as what the future holds. And what better place to celebrate the U.S. than its capital city? D.C. is home to…

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Condé Nast TravelerDec 19, 2025

23 Best Hotels in Washington, DC, the Nation's Vibrant Capital

Where to stay in the home of presidents and presidential suites.

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Condé Nast TravelerNov 10, 2025

Where to Go on Your Next Girls Trip

We asked well-traveled women to share their tried-and-true spots, and ended up with 14 picks from Puerto Rico to Puglia.

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Condé Nast TravelerOct 5, 2025

The Connecticut Towns That Inspired 'Gilmore Girls,' 25 Years Later

Washington, CT may have inspired the fictional TV town, but fame hasn’t changed its identity.

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Condé Nast TravelerSep 13, 2025

The Soulful Lebanese Restaurants That Bring Together DC's Immigrant Community

Since the 1970s, Lebanese immigrants in the DC area have used food—pillowy pita, tender grape leaves, smoky babaghanoush—to create a sense of home.

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  • The WharfNeighborhoodwaterfront DC neighborhood
  • MaydānRestaurantfirst Middle Eastern restaurant to earn a Michelin star
  • Lebanese TavernaRestaurantfirst on the scene in Arlington, opened in 1979
  • LebTavRestaurantfast-casual concept, one inside the Pentagon food court
  • Lebanese Taverna MarketMarketlocated in Arlington
  • ZaytinyaRestauranteastern Mediterranean mezze eatery in DC’s Penn Quarter
  • ililiRestaurantstylish Lebanese restaurant, second location at The Wharf
  • NeylaRestaurantpopular Lebanese restaurant in Georgetown
  • Kirby ClubPlacesocial club founded in 1933, reopened as NAJA
  • NAJARestaurantreopened space, named for grandmother Najah
  • Villa YaraRestaurantopened in 2023 in a renovated Georgetown townhouse
  • Iskandar Restaurant GroupPlace
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The GuardianMar 16, 2024

A local’s travel guide to Washington DC: what to eat, see and do in three days

Top sights in Washington include Capitol Hill Books, the Black Cat music venue and a top-rated Filipino restaurant From phone chargers to podcasts, the best road trip accessories make the miles fly by People love to be rude about Washington DC because it’s full of so many politicians, feds, and consultants who wear fleece vests and don’t take off their work lanyards when they leave the office.…

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National GeographicJul 20, 2021

These are the world’s most beautiful museums

Return to travel by seeing 14 architectural marvels, from a building that tracks the sun to a donut-shaped cultural center. Planners and curators realized a flashy, design-forward museum could ...

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  • Empire State BuildingSightNew York City, United StatesThe building was designed in the Art Deco style by Shreve, Lamb & Harmon and constructed between 1930 and 1931.
  • Eiffel TowerSightParis, FranceIt is named after the engineer Gustave Eiffel, whose company designed and built the tower from 1887 to 1889.
  • PantheonPlace of worshipRome, ItalyIl Capitolo dei Canonici della Basilica di Santa Maria ad Martyres – Pantheon di Roma ti dà il l benvenuto…
  • Guggenheim MuseumMuseumNew York City, United StatesSwirling, curling concrete building opened in 1959
  • National Museum of African American History and CultureMuseumWashington, United StatesIt was established in 2003 and opened its permanent home in 2016 with a ceremony…
  • Museum of the FutureMuseumDubai, United Arab EmiratesLopsided hula hoop-esque fiberglass and steel building
  • Shanghai Astronomical MuseumMuseumShanghai, ChinaPlanetarium formed from a floating sphere
  • Guggenheim Museum BilbaoMuseumBilbao, SpainVoluptuous glass curves and gleaming facade
  • V & A DundeeMuseumDundee, United KingdomShip-like showplace on the waterfront
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