Welcome to the nation's capital! Yes, people talk politics in this city like the rest of us talk about our sports teams. But they are not really that bad - the DC folk really know how to drop those links. DC is a city that loves its Happy Hour - a time when we can catch up with friends or meet new ones.
We saw that the smuggling of work after the change of clothes in his cubicle to be ready for the bell of 5 o'clock. Come, leave your car in the garage office - always a taxi or the subway home to work again the next morning.
Like most cities, Washington, DC, is a collection of small neighborhoods (there are 14 of them), each with its own flavor and charm. Architecture and attitude changes from one block to another, creating a cultural mosaic that can be fascinating for locals and tourists alike.
The city has a large amount of energy of all political prisoners, government, and colleges of the city. From the Vietnamese places in Arlington, V.A. a charming Brownstone Georgetown, the city the feeling of Connecticut Corridor near Woodley Park and Cleveland Park alternative to the mindset of Dupont Circle, in every area of this city offers something unique.
One of our favorite things to do in DC is simply losing the day or night on the Mall. But remember, this is not the kind of shopping. Park is four or fresh grass in between all the museums and national monuments in the city. Smithsonian museums are free and allow you to explore art, history, space, and more. You also feel pride and to stroll through the mall. So, although I hated the kind of science, still have fun whispering inside the Capitol rotunda. While in the area must pass through the Spy Museum - with all the interesting things about the real James Bonds. Try to remember your alias as you navigate through the maze of interactive espionage. And make a reservation since the lines is known to get a little out of hand.
Worked up an appetite to see all the milestones in our nation's capitol? When you've had your fill of historical lessons and facts that you've forgotten since the 6th grade, it's time to get your groove. Here are our choices for dining and then journeyPod win his own party (political or otherwise), while in DC: Bars & Nightlife
XVIII Hall Street (Dupont Circle) - ESL is simply the best salon in DC - no matter how difficult that all other countries! With his own record label and a hippeer-than-thou attitude, the dropout is a force to be reckoned with. Of course there is no name on the door and a very strict door policy (if not to look the part, you do not get in). Looking from the outside rather low (in an old city center, sitting on top of a mattress Discounters store), you will be surrounded by good music, candles and a large number of people in first class, once inside . While weekends are always packed, special nights are Wednesdays and Thursdays during the reproduction of live music. In 1212 18th St NW (at Connecticut Ave. NW).
MCCXXIII (Dupont) - This place (which most affectionately refer as "12th-23rd) has stood the test of time and has never lacked panache! 1223 with roman numerals, 3 levels of bars and 2 dance floors, has almost every clubber beautiful celebrity or the DC area at one time or another. exciting time of issue and the satisfaction of those who appreciate a place with a hip dress code, strict and close bouncer velvet rope, 1223 is more than just a fashionable watering place. transpires that an elite and exclusive atmosphere that encourages flirtation and unlimited consumption of champagne and caviar. The music ranges from ultra-progressive rock and international sources of hip-hop and R & B. The big night is here Spank Thursday. 1223 Connecticut Ave NW (near 18th St. NW).
Chi-Cha Lounge (U Street Corridor) - All the herds in the DC nightlife. The theme here is America and very sexy - the walls are filled with paint color, the lighting is low and the music is a sensual blend of cocktail jazz and electronica. After you enter and sink into the plush velvet sofas, you can order one of Chi-Cha's popular signature tapas dishes and red or white cocktail cha-chi (a mouth-watering mixture of juice, cinnamon, cane sugar and a secret ingredient that can not seem to know one). Chi-Cha also appears to be one of the few places in town you can order your own hookah pipe. Located at 1624 U St. NW (near New Hampshire Ave. NW).
Eyebar (Downtown) - Surrounded by a swarm of office buildings hip young things, this DJ lounge and stomping ground, located in the I (also known as "Eye" Street), is the perfect place to make a killing! With few other clubs in the vicinity, almost daily specialty drinks and a list of trends and fashionista usual - this place is a success (on weekdays and weekends). Eyebar is filled with modern furniture and the home of trance music, an attractive environment and a full bar. Apply a policy of strict dress code: no sneakers, flip flops, hats, tank tops, athletic wear, shorts, boots, worn jeans or wide. Eyebar can be found at 1716 I St NW (at 17th St. NW).
Dragonfly (Downtown) - Yet another nightlife destination that raises the "hip" quotient in DC! The moment you step into this restaurant / club destination, you will feel as if you've been transported into the pages of "wallpaper" or even, possibly, the magazine, the Howard Johnson en'2001: A Space Odyssey '. Decorated in white and chrome, Dragonfly oozes hip with the drum and bass and animime movies projected on the walls. The dream of a modernist, friendly Dragonfly is surprisingly (given the tight velvet rope at some of the other hot spots of the city). For this reason, you find that the clientele ranges from urbanites to keep suburbanites Hipster khaki, all charged to obtain the same benefit Dragonfly serves. If your palette needs of food, sushi is incredible (reservations are highly recommended). In 1215 Connecticut Ave NW (near M St. NW).
Kstreet (Downtown) - Looking for something extravagant, high-level? Kstreet lounge is your answer! A new bar that was part of an effort to make DC more like New York, "which promoted very special afternoon s visit lists, tables can be reserved ahead of anybody and a lot of celebrity sightings. The high-tech minimalist space, with its futuristic fully wired - with 22 cameras for high-performance castings web lines, plasma TVs and flat screen monitors built into block-style laminate tables. The place attracts a large international audience and of different nights different people. It is also open late on weekends (especially after midnight to fill up) and definitely a place to visit. Search 1301 K St. NW (bet. 13 and 14 Sts. NW).
Topaz Bar (Downtown) - It is not often that a bar is known for its "hip and trendy" factor, but the lounge in the Hotel Topaz doubt that all changes. Find banks sank in sapphire velvet walls, seats buckets zebra and leopard print carpet. The Topaz Bar is the eclectic decor, which drew the crowd. Most times, customers are hotels, workers in the DC area and hipsters sipping on signature cocktails like the Blue Nirvana, Enlightenment, Guru of Mind Soother and holidays. Almost hidden inside the back bar has a dance floor, and if you're lucky - a DJ will arrive at any time to improve your mood! The Topaz Hotel is located at 1733 N Street, NW (bet. 17 and 18 Sts.).
Play Lounge (Dupont) - A place where rules are made to be broken, game room can be found among the stretch of another hot night along Connecticut Ave. Although it is unchecked, most people know exactly where to find it. This Sizzler a living room with the energy of the sexy and energetic in the crowds that pack. The contemporary decor includes minimalist cube ottomans and banquets in style - everything the eyes. While here the DJ's spin hip-hop, retro, 80's and fun - all the people dancing on the loose-leaf table tops or split the space between the bodies. And if you're really daring, you may even taking a spin on the stripper pole! Play Lounge can be found at 1219 Connecticut Ave. (at 18th St. NW).
Cafe Citron (Dupont Circle) - Feeling like a bit of salsa and mojitos to fill your day? Take a look at this bar / restaurant with a Latin edge that offers some of the best mojitos and caipirinhas in the area. If you do not come here to eat, the top one is definitely the place to be - allowing you to see the entire scene and support for people watching habit. Every night is a good night here, and most end up with the multitude of Latinos and Latin lovers dancing peeps in each area, including the seats of the car. The small dance floor on the main floor does not have to stop you, the mojitos and Latin music is enough to move in any medium. In 1343 Connecticut Ave. NW (bet. 18th and 19th Sts.)
Ozio Restaurant / Lounge (Central) - At first glance, the Ozio resembles a small restaurant judging from its mere two tables outdoors. But, on the plush velvet sofas, you can ask one of Ozio popular tapas dishes and enjoy some people watching. Children be warned: there is a $ 20 to fill the Saturday night. In 1813 H Street NW (near 18th St. NW)
Degrees Bar & Lounge (Georgetown) - Located on the lobby level of the Ritz-Carlton, this bar and lounge has been designed to capture the story and the mood of this historic incinerator building - with its exposed brick walls dating from the 30s, black slate floors and 175 feet tall brick chimney of the bottle which serves as the center of the hotel. Degrees presents a menu of classic cocktails including the signature hotel of five degrees Fahrenheit and the martini Zentini well to swap vodka and produces a less fruity version of the Cosmo (even men who are willing to order at the bar ). The hotel is located at 3100 South St. NW (31st St. NW).
Sesto Senso (Dupont Circle) - This nightclub in the funky Dupont Circle (located at 18th St. NW 1214 Connecticut Ave.) This is the place to see and be seen. Those who wish to dance can satisfy their cravings at Sesto Senso, where DJs spin creative blend of pop and Middle Eastern / European house music. This place is not just a dance club, however. Sesto Senso serves great Italian food (especially pizza and last year) before the 11 hours and if you're coming for lunch - no more dessert! Their tiramisu is a must.
Helix Lounge (restaurant and bar) - a short walk from the hotel reception Helix, locals and visitors are drawn to see n 'feel of this room - a social interactive zone that tickles all your senses. Inside the place, mood changes every few hours, choreographed by a sophisticated lighting system. No matter what night of the week, stylish 30-something guests take a seat on the stool and watch the crowd (full of girls and the types of companies) to rest in the plush sofas in the open space. Try drinking a Sidecar Grand Marnier with a twist or a mixture of vodka martini with barbecue smoke Scots. Helix Lounge is located at 1430 Rhode Island Ave NW (at Rhode Island Ave., NW).
