Cooper FieldWashington, District of Columbia

Scenic walking and biking path along the Potomac River with views of the Kennedy Center and monuments.

💡 Perfect pre-game walk. Connects to trails extending to the National Mall.

A Harvard-owned estate featuring 16 acres of terraced historic gardens designed by Beatrix Farrand and a world-class museum of Byzantine and Pre-Columbian art — one of Georgetown's most distinctive cultural destinations.

💡 Museum admission is free; gardens are $7 and require timed tickets booked in advance at doaks.org — they sell out (2026 Season Passes are already sold out). Gardens open Tue–Sun 2–6 pm; museum Tue–Sun 2–5 pm. Closed federal holidays and December 24.

A Federal-era mansion on 5.5 acres that belonged to Martha Washington's granddaughter, housing over 18,000 objects including the largest Washington Collection outside Mount Vernon.

💡 Open Tue–Sat 10 am–4 pm and Sun noon–4 pm; closed Mondays. General admission is a $10 suggested donation; children 5 and under are free. As of May 2026, house visits are guided tours only — book in advance via tudorplace.org.

Built in 1765, this is the oldest structure in Washington D.C. still standing on its original foundation, preserved by the National Park Service with period furnishings and a peaceful English-style garden out back.

💡 Interior open approximately Fri–Mon 11 am–6 pm, but hours vary due to staffing — call (202) 426-6851 or check nps.gov before visiting. Exterior grounds and garden open daily sunrise to sunset. NPS rangers are on-site when open and give informal tours.