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Strategic Events
 
Gabrielle MalmanThere is so much to do in DC – from monuments, museums, tours, restaurants and the arts. We have exceptional transportation and three airports to make visiting Washington, DC easy and convenient for travelers coming from all over the world.
Top attractions include:
> Smithsonian’s: National Museum of Natural History (7 million visitors)
> National Air & Space Museum (6 million visitors)
> National Museum of American History (3 million visitors)
> National Zoological Park (3 million visitors)
> Lincoln Memorial (4 million visitors)
> World War II Memorial (4 million visitors)
> Vietnam Veterans Memorial (4 million visitors)
> Korean Memorial (3 million visitors)
> FDR Memorial (3 million visitors)
> Rock Creek Park (2 million visitors)
DC is also home to 4 major sporting event venues with 167,000 total seats and 8 major professional teams including the Redskins, Wizards, Mystics, Nationals, United and Capitals.
> There are more than 40 performing arts/theatre venues with 31,000 total seats.
Hotel Facts
> There are approximately 110 properties and 27,500 hotel rooms located in Washington, DC. The Greater Washington Metropolitan Region is home to approximately 600 properties and 95,000 rooms (including those located within DC proper).Restaurant Facts
> Called “one of the most exciting restaurant cities on the East Coast” by Travel + Leisure, DC’s culinary distinctions include James Beard award-winning chefs, AAA Five Diamond ratings and restaurants included on Esquire’s list of the “Best New Restaurants in America.”Metrorail & Metrobus
The Metro system is the nation’s third-largest (with 5 rail lines, 106 miles of track and 86 stations) and the nation’s second-most utilized transport system (carrying 206 million riders each year).