Youth Hostel in Washington DC
Travel Tips for HI - Washington DC (Page 15/20)
Budget Meals
Evening and Night Time Entertainment
Visitor Attractions
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12 Jan 2011 Sally, Australia:
Fado's Irish pub is great fun! |
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11 Dec 2010 Fred E, USA:
Close to hostel: El Rinconcito Mexican/Salvadoran food. Further from hostel: Teaism (several locations), and the cafeteria at Museum of the American Indian. |
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20 Dec 2010 Martin, Switzerland:
Cafe 8 (424 8th Street SE, near Kensington Market station). Greek restaurant with nice atmosphere, cheap & delicious sandwiches at lunch. |
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20 Dec 2010 Martin, Switzerland:
If you like beer, check out the RFD ("Regional Food and Drink") at 810 7th Street NW (near Chinatown station / gate). Great selection and moderate prices. |
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19 Jan 2011 Fred, USA:
National Gallery, American Indian Museum |
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19 Jan 2011 Jim, USA:
Ben's Chili Bowl on U Street NW |
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29 Jan 2011 Kelly, Australia:
International Spy Museum costs about $20 to get in but I spent 3 hours in here and that wasn't long enough. |
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18 Jan 2011 Patty, USA:
Einstein Statue at the Academy of Sciences, Vietnam Memorial |
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28 Jan 2011 REN, USA:
Georgetown! The guide from hostel is really funny and we all had a good time on thursday night! |
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17 Dec 2010 Heather, Canada:
Newseum, not very crowded as it is "New" but the best one I've been to in DC. Tickets are valid for 2 days, you wonder why during your purchase, but then end up going back a second day of course! |
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