Washington DC is at the center of America’s 250th anniversary celebrations in 2026, making this an especially exciting year to visit the nation’s capital.
In this video, we’re exploring 15 of the best things to do in Washington DC during America’s 250th anniversary, from iconic monuments and museums to historic landmarks, cultural attractions and special DC250 experiences.
We’ll take you through some of the must-see places and experiences that belong on your Washington DC itinerary in 2026, including the National Mall, Washington Monument, Smithsonian museums, historic sites and other attractions around the capital.
Whether you’re planning your first trip to Washington DC or visiting specifically for America’s 250th anniversary, this guide will help you make the most of your time in the city.
What would you visit first in Washington DC?
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro
0:48 #15 America 250 Celebrations on the National Mall
1:34 #14 Sail 250 & July 4th
2:20 #13 Lincoln Memorial
3:08 #12 The Wharf & Navy Yard
3:51 #11 National Geographic Museum of Exploration
4:31 #10 The Smithsonian Museums
5:23 #9 National Museum of African American History & Culture
6:07 #8 The National Mall at Dawn
6:55 #7 Georgetown & the C&O Canal
7:42 #6 U Street & Black Broadway
8:21 #5 US Capitol & Library of Congress
9:06 #4 Vietnam Veterans Memorial & the War Memorials
9:56 #3 Eastern Market & the DC Food Scene
10:44 #2 The White House & Presidential Walk
11:28 #1 Declaration of Independence, National Archives
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