Washington DC is a spectacular city, full of culture and much character so inspired by Eventbrite, I created a Fall Guide to Washington DC. If I had 24 hours in Washington DC my itinerary will include the following:
9:00am I’d start with a hearty breakfast at Poste located in the heart of the Penn Quarter and China town.
10:30am I’ll walk off my breakfast at the the Smithsonian museums close by.
12:00pm After walking around the museums I will take the metro over to Union Market where I’ll have lunch and browse the local food vendors.
1:30pm I’ll head over to Dolcezza for a hot chocolate or coffee to pick me up before heading over to one of my favorite DC vintage shops.
2:00pm Next I will meet a friend over at Nomad Yard to browse the new arrivals and shop for a vintage hat to keep me warm through the fall and winter months.
3:15pm After finding my ideal vintage hat, I’ll bike using Capital Bike Share to Eastern Market to check out the local clothing vendors and colorful murals.
5:30 pm For dinner I’ll go to Aqua al Due, which is the most authentic Italian food I’ve found in DC since moving back from Florence, Italy.
7:30 pm After a delightful meal with friends, we’ll bike over to The Kennedy Center to listen to a Musical or see a Ballet.
9:30pm Following the Kennedy center I’ll bike along the Potomac into Georgetown and have dessert some warm drinks at Kafe Leopolds.
10:30pm – 12 am To cap off my night, I will take a self-guided tour of the monuments on my city bike. I will start at The Lincoln Memorial and end at the Martin Luther King Memorial which will conclude my delightful 24 hours in DC!
Eventbrite’s Event planning site is very helpful when planning local events to spotlight your own city, check it out here.
Cheers,
Buki Peters
