3 Days in Washington D.C. for 4th of July Itinerary

Begin your second day with a visit to the renowned National Museum of African American History and Culture. This museum offers an extensive collection that covers various aspects of African American history and culture. It's best to arrive early as it can get quite busy. For breakfast, stop by Busboys and Poets, a unique spot that combines a bookstore with a café serving delicious meals.

After spending your morning at the museum, head over to explore more of The Smithsonian Institution by visiting the National Air and Space Museum. Here you can see historic aircrafts, spacecrafts, and learn about aviation history. For lunch, dine at Founding Farmers, which offers farm-to-table American cuisine in an eco-friendly setting.

In the evening, take some time to stroll around Georgetown, one of D.C.'s most charming neighborhoods filled with historic architecture, shops, and waterfront views. Enjoy dinner at The Dabney, which features Mid-Atlantic cuisine prepared using locally sourced ingredients.

Kick off your third day by visiting one of Washington D.C.'s most significant landmarks: The U.S. Capitol. Take a guided tour to learn about its history and significance in American politics. Afterward, have breakfast at Le Diplomate, where you can enjoy French-inspired dishes in a charming bistro setting.

In the afternoon, head over to see another iconic site: The Supreme Court of the United States. You can take a tour or simply admire its impressive architecture from outside. For lunch, visit Zaytinya by José Andrés for Mediterranean small plates that are perfect for sharing.

Spend your evening celebrating Independence Day at the heart of it all: The National Mall. Join thousands of others as you watch fireworks light up the sky above this historic site – an unforgettable experience! Before heading there or after enjoying fireworks (depending on timing), dine at  Rose's Luxury, known for its innovative dishes served in an intimate setting.