There is an abundance of places to visit in Washington. A White House tour is a must; after all, it's the home and office of the President of the United States. Visitors can see the workings of the U.S. government by touring the country's capital or heading to the White House visitor's center. There is such a plethora of museums, monuments and points of interest that it can take many trips to Washington, DC to visit its sites in full. Sometimes referred to as the "Nation's Attic," the Smithsonian Institution has 15 museums including the Air and Space Museum and the National Museum of Natural History. Two of the newest museums in Washington are the International Spy Museum and the Holocaust Museum. Additionally, many of the governmental agencies, such as the DEA, have exhibits and some provide tours of their facilities.

Washington DC also has plenty of free things to do for visitors on a budget. Get to know the wonders of the Washington, DC nightlife scene with this guide to the Washington, DC clubs, concerts, bars, nightlife and gay nightlife. The Capital City is packed with a choice for every after-dark reveler, including fashionistas sporting the latest Prada, hipsters donning their favorite vintage threads and dive bar folks in search a shot of Jack with a cold PBR chaser. Also, the local band directory provides info on the DC live music scene, which features everything from live jazz to nitty gritty rock. Find competitively low prices on all holidays to Washington online at A1travel.com or call one of our specialized agents. With our competitive prices you will not want to miss out.

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