Have a Magical Washington DC Winter Journey

Washington DC is known for it’s blossoming cherry trees in the spring, outdoor tours that keep the energy high in the summer and fall festivals that ring in the changing season with style. However, it’s a place well-worth visiting in the winter months with the advantage of fewer crowds and great opportunities to get inside some of the most amazing museums and galleries in the world. Here are a few places to make sure you stop by when you’re traveling to explore Washington DC fun things to do in the winter time.

Day 1: DAR Museum

The Daughters of the American Revolution was first founded in 1890 under the founding goals of forever promoting patriotism, education and preservation. The DAR Museum in Washington DC is living proof that this legacy lives on through the society’s current members. Guests to this museum enjoy a vast collection of more than 30,000 artifacts from the pre-industrial era that speak to social strata and material possessions of those that inhabited the United States prior to 1840. Visitors can browse furniture, clothing and home accessories as well as wander the period rooms designed to reflect the interior design schemes of this era.

DAR Museum
1776 D Street NW 
Washington, DC 20006
(202)628-1776

Day 2: Touchstone Gallery

Since it’s opening in 1976, Touchstone Gallery has long been viewed as a place where aspiring art thrives. While the gallery has 50 resident members the walls regularly display an evolving collection of artist work from the heart of Washington DC as well as creative minds from nearly every corner of the country. The promotion of new talent is done through the regular hosting of modern art exhibits. Guest who visit Touchstone will enjoy an array of colorful and contemporary mediums, stylistic renderings and plenty of space to simply sit and enjoy the beautiful view.

Touchstone Gallery
901 New York Avenue NW 
Washington, DC 20001 
(202)347-2787

Day 3: Compass Coffee

When you’ve passed a wintery morning exploring museums and galleries and could use an afternoon caffeine boost, make your way to Compass Coffee on 7th street. This locally owned and equally loved establishment provides a comfortable and laid-back atmosphere perfect for taking a moment to unwind and warm up. Providing guests with a variety of signature blends and espresso options, Compass Coffee functions on a foundation of flavor and doesn’t believe it has to be bitter to be the best. Savor the fresh and sweet brews while enjoying your surroundings in the historic Shaw neighborhood.

Compass Coffee
1535 7th Street NW 
Washington, DC 20001
(202) 838-3139

Washington DC Winter

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