Experiences & Activities

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Experiences & Activities

Discover the Best of DC

Welcome to DC, our nation’s capital and your dream getaway city. At the LINE DC, the excitement of the District blends into every experience and activity, both on-site at our hotel and around the corner in our Adams Morgan neighborhood. From historic tours and art museums to Michelin-star dining and music festivals, you can find the best things to do in Washington, DC, just steps from your boutique stay.

Featured Experiences

Some of the best things to do in DC are found right inside our hotel doors. Settle down and sink into relaxation with our on-site experiences ranging from a sophisticated happy hour to curated music events that everyone can enjoy.

On-Site Experiences

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Group Activities

Immerse yourself in the history and fun that DC has to offer alongside your family, friends, or coworkers. Tour the city’s best attractions, learn about our nation’s history, and take in the beauty of the Potomac River for an unforgettable DC experience.

Wolf Trap

Located just outside DC, Wolf Trap offers year-round performances and concerts in iconic venues.

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Union Market

Take in the bustle of DC at this pedestrian paradise, offering an array of shops and eateries for everyone in your group.

Discover

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Potomac River Cruise

Enjoy national landmarks, monuments, and memorials with a sightseeing tour on the Potomac River, guided by Capitol River Cruises.

Explore

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16th Street and Adams Morgan Tour

Tour one of DC’s most eclectic and beautiful neighborhoods, including stops at historic centers, parks, and the heart of Adams Morgan.

Adam Morgan Tour

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Smithsonian’s National Zoo

Take an up-close look at over 2,200 animals, explore attractions for the whole family, and attend one of the zoo’s many events. As a plus, giant pandas are now back for viewing.

Smithsonian’s National Zoo

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Individual Activities

Whether you need a quiet day of rest or simply want to uncover DC’s most loved gems at your own pace, there are plenty of solo activities to experience. Get your steps in with a walk around monumental landmarks, followed by an up-close look at DC’s local art scene.

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National Museum of African American History and Culture

Take a stroll through the National Mall to this deeply impactful museum, highlighting the history and culture of African American life. Then, make it a day of cultural immersion by visiting other museums within walking distance.

National Museum of African American History and Culture

National Gallery of Art

Experience DC’s artistic spirit with over 3,000 works of art to view and a calendar of exciting performances and interactive workshops to enjoy.

National Gallery of Art

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Suns Cinema

Spend a solo movie night with this one-of-a-kind cinema experience. This theater offers a year-round lineup of art films and documentaries, complemented by an indoor bar and outdoor patio.

Suns Cinema

Georgetown Flea Market

Explore rows of unique collectibles, antiques, artwork, and jewelry at the Georgetown Flea Market every Sunday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Georgetown Flea Market

Rubell Museum

Step into a world of contemporary art and browse exhibitions filled with the works of both emerging and well-established artists.

Rubell Museum

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Culinary & Dining Experiences

Our thriving neighborhood is filled with global influences, making our culinary scene a diverse treat. Feast on locally sourced cuisine, enjoy East Asian dishes, and pull out a seat at some of DC’s most historic settings.

Reveler's Hour

Indulge in a mouthwatering three-course dinner menu featuring decadent pasta and desserts, paired with a flavorful selection of wine.

Reveler's Hour

Rasika

Savor authentic Indian cuisine, featuring Tawa, Sigri, and Tandoori cooking methods. At the helm is James Beard award-winner, Executive Chef Vikram Sunderam.

Rasika

Le Diplomate

The Parisian vibes are just right at this French restaurant. From the cafe-inspired decor to the steak frites, you’ll feel like you just took a one-way trip to France.

Le Diplomate

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Perry's

Enjoy Japanese comfort food and sushi at this DC restaurant, featuring a Japanese breakfast experience by James Beard Award-winning chef, Masako Morishita.

Perry's

Top Attractions

DC has no shortage of exciting experiences to take part in. Whether you’re a history buff or more of an artistic spirit, our nation’s capital is home to some of the country’s most exciting attractions. Out of all the things to do in DC, these are some activities you won’t want to miss.

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The Wharf

Live your waterfront dreams at The Wharf, one of DC’s most lively hubs. Whether you’re here to dine, shop, relax, or dance the night away, the buzz of this hotspot offers endless experiences around every corner.

The Wharf

Georgetown

Between its cobblestone streets and scenic canals, Georgetown offers a charm unlike any other. From stylish boutiques to waterfront experiences, there’s no room for boredom in DC’s oldest neighborhood.

Georgetown

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The Phillips Collection

Get your dose of the arts by exploring over 5,000 works of art and carefully curated exhibitions designed to ignite your creative spirit.

The Phillips Collection

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DC Festivals and Celebrations

Join in on DC’s local festivals and celebrations. Whether your travel dreams include cherry blossoms around the National Mall or live music in Washington, DC, these unique events lend an up-close look at DC’s spirited culture.

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National Cherry Blossom Festival

Take in DC’s iconic cherry blossoms surrounding the Tidal Basin in the spring, paired with fun events such as the National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade.

National Cherry Blossom Festival

DC Jazz Festival

Sway to the sounds of international and award-winning jazz artists at this prized music festival, perfect for a summer outing.

DC Jazz Festival

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Capital Pride

Join DC in a bold celebration of love and support for the LGBTQ+ community with year-round events and festivities, including the WorldPride Parade.

Capital Pride

H Street Festival

Get an up-close look at some of DC’s favorite food vendors, musicians, and cultural experiences with this exciting street festival.

H Street Festival

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Experience the thrill of DC’s favorite neighborhood music festival, featuring performances from over 100 bands, on more than 20 different stages.

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Experiences & Activities