Washington and the emblematic sites of Virginia and Maryland

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During your stay you can enjoy the following highlights: Culture / Heritage, Faune and flora.

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The best time(s) to go is/are : Printemps, Eté, Automne.

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  • Alexandria
  • Bethesda
  • Mount Vernon
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  • Charlottesville
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  • Richmond
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  • Williamsburg
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  • Fredericksburg
  • Jamestown
  • Yorktown
  • Washington, D.c.
  • Annapolis
  • Baltimore
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How to get there - Washington Dc

Trolley and National Mall

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Take the Old Town Trolley, or a bus with an open deck, to get a bird's eye view of downtown and experience the unique atmosphere of the U.S. capital. Then walk up the National Mall from the Lincoln Memorial to the Capitol. Visit one or two Smithsonian museums along the way, such as the National Museum of Natural History or the National Gallery of Art.

Places of interest : LINCOLN MEMORIAL NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION UNITED STATES CAPITOL

Capitol Hill and Dupont Circle

Museum of African American History.

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U Street/Shaw, Washington National Cathedral, with a stop at lunchtime at Ben's Chili Bowl to taste half-smokes. Visit the galleries and artistic facilities nearby. Spend the afternoon in Phillips Collection and enjoy the wide offer of the neighbourhood restaurant.

Places of interest : PHILLIPS COLLECTION WASHINGTON NATIONAL CATHEDRAL UNITED STATES CAPITOL

Chinatown

U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial.

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In the morning, visit the International Spy Museum, then go to the National Portrait Gallery or the , and continue to an Asian restaurant. Finish with a show at the Shakespeare Theatre or with a sport game in the Verizon Center.

Places of interest : INTERNATIONAL SPY MUSEUM SMITHSONIAN AMERICAN ART MUSEUM NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY

National Mall

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Memorials around the National Mall, Archives and Arlington Cemetery. To rediscover history in the making, visit the Newseum.

Places of interest : NEWSEUM ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY

White House and National Museum of Women in the Arts

Mount Vernon Square, Washington DC.

Steps: Washington Dc

This day is devoted to visiting the White House and the National Museum of Women in the Arts. Also visit the Corcoran Gallery of Art. Evening show at the Kennedy Center.

Places of interest : NATIONAL MUSEUM OF WOMEN IN THE ARTS

Georgetown

Quai d'Alexandria.

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Walk through the greenery of in the morning, shopping and walking along the C&O Canal in the afternoon. Finish the day at Blues Alley or a bar at M Street.

Places of interest : GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY

Alexandria

Steps: Alexandria

Walking on the docks, discovering the and tasting fish and crabs in a restaurant in the evening.

Shopping in Bethesda, Virginia

George Washington's Mount Vernon Estate.

Steps: Bethesda

Shopping day at Pentagon City Mall (Virginia) or Bethesda (Virginia). Many restaurants for dinner on site.

Mount Vernon, Virginia

Blenheim Vineyards

Steps: Mount Vernon

Visit of , the first president of the United States.

Places of interest : GEORGE WASHINGTON'S MOUNT VERNON ESTATE & GARDENS

Charlottesville, Virginia

Le pilote de NASCAR Elliot Sadler pendant le Richmond International Raceway

Steps: Charlottesville

Visit of the famous University of Virginia campus. Afternoon in Monticello, the beautiful house of Thomas Jefferson. Evening in Downtown on the walkway.

Places of interest : MONTICELLO UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA (UVA)

Richmond and Williamsburg, Virginia

Historic Jamestowne.

Steps: Richmond

Go to Richmond to visit the Williamsburg to remember the colonial times.

Places of interest : MUSEUM & WHITE HOUSE OF THE CONFEDERACY

Jamestown, Yorktown and Mcsherrystown, Virginia

Navigation au large d'Annapolis

Steps: Washington Dc

At Jamestown, go to the Maes river pier to see the ruins of the first British permanent colony trial. Then side trip in Yorktown where you will follow the signs to discover the surrounding countryside and the many battlegrounds of the American Revolutionary War. On the way back to Mcsherrystown to see other battlefields, the Civil War this time.

Annapolis, Maryland

Steps: Annapolis

Make a tour at the harbour and enjoy the calm and especially the gastronomy of the Maryland State's capital. Leave the harbour to go to the main street and try to find typical souvenirs of the region.

Day 14

Chesapeake Bay, Maryland

Heading to Chesapeake Bay. Here, in the middle of the swamps populated by birds, in the heart of fishing villages, enjoy a well-deserved change of scenery.


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