Start your day with a stroll through the iconic National Mall, where you'll see famous landmarks like the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial. This is a great way to get acquainted with the city and enjoy some fresh air.
,Head to the National Gallery of Art to explore world-renowned art collections. Admission is free, and you can spend a couple of hours browsing the exhibits.
,Enjoy a cozy lunch at one of the waterfront restaurants at The Wharf. You can find various options ranging from seafood to casual bites. Expect to spend around $20.
,After lunch, visit the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. Admission is free, and you can explore fascinating exhibits about American culture and innovation.
,End your day with a peaceful walk around the Tidal Basin. Enjoy the scenic views of the cherry blossoms (if in season) and the Jefferson Memorial.
,For dinner, treat yourself to a meal at Old Ebbitt Grill, a classic D.C. restaurant known for its oysters and American fare. Expect to spend about $40.
. Day 2:Start your second day with a guided tour of the United States Capitol. Make sure to book your tour in advance. The tour lasts about an hour and provides a deep dive into U.S. history and politics.
,After the Capitol, visit the Library of Congress, the largest library in the world. Admission is free, and the stunning architecture and vast collection will surely amaze you.
,Enjoy lunch at Founding Farmers, a popular eatery known for its farm-to-table offerings. Budget around $25 for a delicious meal.
,Post-lunch, visit the National Museum of Natural History. Admission is free, and you can explore a variety of exhibits, including the Hope Diamond and dinosaur fossils.
,Spend your evening in Georgetown, one of D.C.'s most picturesque neighborhoods. Enjoy the historic architecture and waterfront views.
,Choose a cozy bistro in Georgetown for dinner. Expect to spend around $40 for a nice meal to conclude your trip.