Red Map Washington DC covers the areas of Georgetown and Arlington, VA, west to Capitol Hill on the east side, and north from neighborhoods of Adams-Morgan and Kalorama to South Mall, along with Downtow, Penn Quarter, Foggy Bottom and Dupont Circle.

Attractions to See in Washington DC include The White House, The Capitol, the National Archives, along with the beautiful and awe-inspiringLincoln and Jefferson Memorials and the elegant Washington Monument. The art in Washington DC is second to none, so be sure to see the Old-Masters of the National Gallery and The Phillips Collection. Historically speaking, DC's Holocaust Museum changed the way museum-goers experienced this type of one-subject institution - it is not to be missed. Make time to see the vast collections of the Smithsonian Museums which includes the Air & Space Museum, the venerableHirshhorn Museum and the Sackler Gallery.  If it's spring, try to time your vacation to see the dazzling DC Cherry Blossom Festival that happens along the Tidal Basin.  Remember that the Folger Library is one of the great repositories of William Shakespeare's papers. There's too much to mention here, but consider seeing Ford's Theatre and the Peterson House (where Lincoln was assassinated and died) the sobering Arlington Cemetery and the World War II Memorial.  Doing business with the government?  The guide includes an extensive list of US government offices and departments.