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ParkPhoto of Washington Canal Park — Parkvia Google Maps

Washington Canal Park

Once a bus parking lot, this modern park now has interactive fountains, landscaping & a restaurant.

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ParkPhoto of The Ellipse — Parkvia Google Maps

The Ellipse

Open grassy area in President's Park, surrounded by an oval drive & site of celebrations & protests.

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ParkPhoto of Garfield Park — ParkOur original photo

Garfield Park

This recreational area offers a playground, picnic spots & tennis, basketball & bocce courts.

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GardenPhoto of Enid A. Haupt Garden — Gardenvia Google Maps

Enid A. Haupt Garden

Various horticultural beds over 4 acres, surrounded by benches, cast-iron fixtures & water features.

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ParkPhoto of Fort Dupont Park — ParkOur original photo

Fort Dupont Park

This urban greenspace with 10 miles of hiking trails hosts many concerts & educational programs.

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ParkPhoto of Dupont Circle — Park

Dupont Circle

Historic district with a traffic circle, white marble fountain & 19th-century row houses & mansions.

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ParkPhoto of Kalorama Park — ParkOur original photo

Kalorama Park

3-acre park featuring a recreational center, community garden & green space in an urban setting.

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ParkPhoto of West Potomac Park — Parkvia Google Maps

West Potomac Park

Greenspace that is home to iconic landmarks, including the Lincoln Memorial & Washington Monument.

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Beer GardenPhoto of TAKODA Beer Garden & Rooftop Bar — Beer Garden

TAKODA Beer Garden & Rooftop Bar

Striking, industrial-modern hangout with upgraded bar fare & an all-season rooftop beer garden.

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Beer GardenPhoto of the brig — Beer Gardenvia Google Maps

the brig

Year-round tavern featuring liters of German brews, plus eats such as bratwurst & pretzels.

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GardenPhoto of German-American Friendship Garden — Gardenvia Google Maps

German-American Friendship Garden

Garden commemorating German-American friendship with plants native to both countries.

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ParkPhoto of Lady Bird Johnson Park — Park

Lady Bird Johnson Park

Part of the George Washington Memorial Parkway, this park on Columbia Island has trails & memorials.

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ParkPhoto of US Navy Memorial Plaza — Park

US Navy Memorial Plaza

Massive outdoor memorial pays tribute to Americans serving at sea, including the Navy & Coast Guard.

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City ParkPhoto of McPherson Square — City Parkvia Google Maps

McPherson Square

Compact, grassy urban park with paved pathways, shaded benches & a statue of General McPherson.

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Farmers' MarketPhoto of FRESHFARM Dupont Circle Market — Farmers' MarketOur original photo

FRESHFARM Dupont Circle Market

Outdoor, Sunday farmers' market offering local, seasonal produce, specialty foods & artisanal goods.

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ParkPhoto of Roosevelt lsland Park — Park

Roosevelt lsland Park

This island boasting miles of wooded trails is a living memorial to President Theodore Roosevelt.

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Beer GardenPhoto of Sauf Haus Bier Hall & Garten — Beer Garden

Sauf Haus Bier Hall & Garten

Authentic German beer garden with a huge patio, communal tables & imported brews on tap & by bottle.

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ParkPhoto of Fort Lincoln Park — ParkOur original photo

Fort Lincoln Park

Former Civil War ramparts atop a ridge with playgrounds & sports areas, game tables & amphitheater.

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ParkPhoto of Lower Senate Park — Parkvia Google Maps

Lower Senate Park

This urban greenspace with trees & grass offers paved walking areas, fountains & a reflecting pool.

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ParkPhoto of Franklin Park — Parkvia Google Maps

Franklin Park

Broad tree-shaded park, site of the first wireless message, with a statue of Commodore John Barry.

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