At the east end of The Mall, the Hill is home to the U.S. Capitol.

This garden displays elaborate geometric designs.

Consisting of 2 9-hole courses (Red and White) and 1 18-hole (Blue), this course is open to the public.

River separating Washington D.C. from Virginia.

A museum designed for kids with loads of interactive educational exhibits.

A running store which is a good place to get running information.

Set in a vintage gas station, the Toledo Lounge is a favorite among yuppies and Capitol Hill staffers.

A unique museum that develops its exhibits through a community outreach program.

This small cemetery was dedicated by President Abraham Lincoln after the Battle of Fort Stevens in 1864.

Check out The Shakespeare Theatre's website for upcoming shows.

Appointment-only museum displaying the evolving saga of black fashion through costumed mannequins, display cases, picture frames and photo albums.

A statue of The Lone Sailor peers over this memorial, which consists of a plaza bearing a granite world map flanked by waterfalls and fountains. The heritage center contains exhibits on naval history.

Museum home of 200 sculptures and paintings, as well as African art, housed in an elaborate Philip Johnson-designed building.