Washington travel guide, what are the fun attractions in Washington?

In Washington, D.C., there are so many famous tourist attractions that people always hear the same suggestions for tourist attractions over and over again. It is easy to forget that Washington, D.C., as the political and cultural center of the United States, is international and diverse. It has the sophistication and luxury of spring and snow, but also the liveliness and ordinaryness of lower-level people. In addition to the familiar attractions, there are many amazing attractions that even the locals are not familiar with. Let’s take a look at 10 places in Washington, D.C. that are niche but definitely worth visiting, recommended by Washington Mom. e Avenue Fish Market Maine Road Fish Market The Southwest Waterfront Pier in Washington, DC has one of the oldest open-air fish markets in the area. Visitors can enjoy and taste the market's freshest seafood while relaxing on the scenic waterfront. You can buy a dozen old bay seasoned steamed crabs for $20. Don’t be too happy if you buy them now and eat them now! Address: 1100 Maine Ave SW, Washington, DC 20024 Creek Horse Center Stony Brook Park Horse Farm Can I still ride horses in Washington, DC? right! Most people know about Stony Brook Park, but what they don’t know is that there is a stable deep in the dense forest of Stony Brook Park. Here you can take riding lessons and learn to ride horses, or ride horses on the beautiful paths of Stony Brook Park. The most popular thing is of course the pony specially prepared for children. Address: 5100 Glover Rd NW, Washington, DC 20015 wood Estate Hillwood Estate This is a very tasteful museum and garden. Although the appearance is inconspicuous, the interior furnishings and exhibits are very exquisite and luxurious. Hillwood is a mansion purchased by socialite Marjorie Merriweather Post at the beginning of the last century. It has gorgeous gardens and an exciting art collection. It is a good place to avoid the crowds of traditional museums. Address: 4155 Linnean Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008 oln's Cottage Lincoln's Former House Many people focus on Ford's Theater and the White House, but there is also President Lincoln's former residence in Washington, DC. This house was not opened to the public until 2008. It was a heart-warming event for those who admired and admired Lincoln, who drafted the Emancipation Proclamation while living there. Address: 140 Rock Creek Church Rd NW, Washington, DC 20011 l Observatory Naval Observatory The little-known Naval Observatory is home to the Master Clock, the official time of the Department of Defense, the almanac and GPS satellite measurements that record the Earth's orientation. The residence of the Vice President of the United States is also here. It is difficult for tourists to get admission, but if you are lucky enough to be approved, you will find that there is an extremely charming scenery here, especially you can use the most professional telescopes to look up at the stars. Address: 3450 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20392 ion on O Street/O Street Mansion This old and magical Victorian mansion has now been transformed into a luxury hotel, private club and museum. Fashionable and weird decorations, hidden doors, mirrors in the hallway shots, rooms with different styles, and secret passages hidden everywhere make visitors feel like they are exploring in a time tunnel, which is very interesting and eye-opening! This unique attraction is located near the bustling Dupont Circle. Address: 2020 O St NW, Washington, DC 20036 arton Oaks Dumbarton Oaks Museum Dumbarton Oaks is a historical site in Georgetown with beautiful gardens, and is a library and museum for scientific research. The museum's collection is small, sophisticated and impressive. Find a sunny day, sit in the garden and wander around the museum - this is really a very suitable place to relax. Address: 1703 32nd St NW, Washington, DC 20007 Technicolor Church An abandoned old church located in southwest DC was boldly and innovatively transformed by artists from Atlanta. This deviant makeover does not make people feel inappropriate - on the contrary, people's passion for art and religious piety are perfectly combined. Address: 700 Delaware Ave. SW. DC. Local travel in Washington: Reminder: Do not rush to remit money or pay a deposit before seeing the real thing to avoid being scammed. Other food-travel related pictures