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Holidays in Langdon

Ditch your job, book a ticket, fall in love, never come back. You don't have to do all of those things, but one you should do is lock in that ticket to Langdon. One of the many 'hoods of Washington, it's a sensational base for checking out all that this city has to offer. The capital of United States of America is home to 650,000 people. Don't be afraid to get out and meet a few of them! To reach Langdon from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, grab a taxi, throw your suitcase in the boot and head 10 kilometres northeast. If you're coming from central Washington, you'll need to journey 5 kilometres northeast.

A good number of this city's attractions are scattered near Langdon, and White House and the Washington Monument are some of the most outstanding. Don't forget to put Arlington National Cemetery and the Lincoln Memorial on your itinerary too. For a new perspective on the city, organise a day at Brookland and Brentwood, close-by neighbourhoods that are definitely worth a peek.

If somehow you were unaware of the Jefferson Memorial, get ready to be amazed. This internationally renowned attraction is located just 7 kilometres southwest of Langdon.

Feeling a little restless in Langdon? Get out and discover the Georgetown University and Pentagon, two terrific attractions in the centre of the city. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Iwo Jima Memorial should also be included in any visit downtown.

Learn new things about the area at the National Portrait Gallery, the Renwick Gallery, the Freer Gallery of Art and the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery. These cultural sites cannot be missed!

Regional art galleries such as the National Gallery of Art, the Phillips Collection, the Hirshhorn Museum and the National Museum of Women in the Arts show off the creative history of the region. Why not find out if there's an opening planned and admire some of the incredible works?

Gaze into the glass cabinets and learn all about the objects on display as you stroll through the engaging collections of the Newseum, the International Spy Museum, the National Museum of Natural History and the Smithsonian Institution.

There's nothing quite like that feeling of anticipation when a live show is due to kick off. Watch the curtains go up at the Ford's Theater, the Arena Stage, the Lincoln Theater and the National Theatre.

Fancy a few rounds of golf? Slip on a pair of khaki slacks, polish your clubs and get set to do your best Nick Faldo impression at the East Potomac Golf Course and the U S Soldiers and Airmens Home Golf Course.

Kids are often marvellous travel companions, particularly if you take them to awesome places! For a memorable family outing, head to the Library of Congress, the Folger Shakespeare Library, the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library and the Washington D.C. Madame Tussauds.

If you're on holiday with your children, they'll be thrilled with a couple of hours at one of the close by action-packed attractions. Anacostia Park, Anacostia Fitness Center, Amidon-Greenleaf Playground and Avalon Playground are excellent places for them to burn off a bit of steam.

Get outdoors and take in the landscapes at National Mall, Turquoise Lake, Greenstone Ridge Trail and Kobuk Wild River.

Keep your eyes peeled for native plants and animals as you stroll around the beautiful landscapes of the United States Botanic Garden and the Botanic Gardens.

If the stress of the city is becoming too much, recharge in one of the nearby parks. Ellipse, Meridian Hill Park, Lafayette Park and McPherson Square are charming spots to kick off your shoes and relax.

Quite often, the easiest way to get to know the locals is by heading to the shops. Be sure to stop by Union Station Shopping Center, Eastern Market, L'Enfant Plaza and Takoma Park Farmers Market.

You never know what you might find at United States Capitol, the Smithsonian Castle, the National World War II Memorial and National Archives. These age-old places have plenty of tales to share.

Whether you want to learn more about the region's traditions and customs or simply soak up the quiet surrounds, go to Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Franciscan Monastery, the Scottish Rite Temple and St. John's Church.

Few things are as exciting as going to a live sporting match. Why don't you catch the Washington Wizards, the Washington Mystics or the Georgetown Hoyas at their home arena of Verizon Center?

Hotels in Langdon

Who said that good service has to break the bank? You'll get a relaxing night's sleep at an even better price at the Comfort Inn Downtown DC/Convention Center and the Windsor Park Hotel. You may also want to look into the Four Seasons Hotel Washington D.C. and the Rosewood Washington, D.C.. These upmarket hotels are for those who'd like to live like a king or queen while they're here.

United States Capitol is a must-see attraction for visitors to Langdon. If you'd prefer to stay near to this world‐renowned attraction, the Global Luxury Suites at the National Mall and the Residence Inn Washington, DC /Capitol are both superb options.