The
MCI Center
Home to the Washington Wizards, Capitals and Mystic - this new
addition to the downtown DC area is a marvelous place to catch a game. In addition to the
National Sports Gallery and the Discovery Channel superstore, visitors can take a
tour of the arena's facilities including the players' locker rooms and arena floor.
The
National Sports Gallery
The MCI National Sports Gallery (in the
MCI Center) features interactive games and skills activities as well as an impressive
collection of sports memorabilia. Play one on one vs. your favorite NBA star in the
"Virtual Reality Basketball" exhibit.
The
National Geographic Society
The National Geographic Society is filled with interesting
interactive games and activities. Completely free of charge, visitors can view exhibits in
the Explorers Hall, Geographica or Earth Station One, the 72- seat amphitheater.
C&O Canal
April through October, National Park Rangers dress in 19th century clothing and
lead tours down the canal on mule-drawn barges. A huge hit with children, Rangers tell
stories and answer questions on life during the 1900’s. |
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The
National Aquarium
The National Aquarium is the first public Aquarium ever built in
America. Located across the Ellipse on Constitution Ave., it is only a five minute walk
from the White House. The
Hard Rock Cafe
Dedicated to serving up some tasty fare with a rock-n-roll atmosphere.
Known around the world for their collection of music memorabilia.
Planet
Hollywood
Owned by some of Hollywood's most fascinating (famous) people. This
restaurant delivers good food and sensory overload for movie buffs.
Washington
D.C. Convention Center
In town for a conference? Check out some of the data on the facilities and
upcoming events |
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