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Being a Fish on a Bike in Washington, DC

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Table of Contents I. 25 Free Things to Do in Washington, DC Page 2 II. Top 10 Things to Do in the Washington, DC Capital Region Must Sees of Washington, DC Page 7 III. 15 Best Places to Go with Kids in the Washington DC Area Page 11 IV. May Festivals and Special Events in the Washington, DC Area Page 13 V. June Festivals and Special Events in the Washington, DC Area Page 14 VI. Other Interesting and Historical Places to Visit in DC Page 17 VII. Neighborhoods of the Washington, DC Capital Region Page 21 VIII. Group Buying Sites Page 28

25 Free Things to Do in Washington DC, By Rachel Cooper, About.com Guide
See More About: washington dc attractions , washington dc parks , washington dc sightseeing
There are plenty of free things to do in Washington DC all year-round. Whether you are looking for some family fun, an excursion out with some friends or even a quiet day to yourself, the nation's capital is a great place to experience a wide variety of cultural and recreational activities. You will find free attractions, festivals and events, educational programs and much more.
1. Visit the National Mall - the Smithsonian and the National Monuments
© National Park Service
The National Mall is the first stop on most sightseeing tours of Washington DC and most of the attractions are free. With dozens of museums and historic sites, there are plenty of things to see and do to keep the whole family occupied. More Info
2. See the animals at the National Zoo
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