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Explore the Anacostia River Trail, a scenic 20-mile trail that winds along the Anacostia River. Rent a bike or go for a jog and enjoy the views of the river and surrounding nature.

Visit the Mall at Prince George's, a large shopping mall with a variety of stores and restaurants. Take a break from shopping and grab a bite to eat at one of the mall's many dining options.

Head to Busboys and Poets, a hybrid bookstore, restaurant, and event space that features a variety of cultural events and activities. Enjoy a meal inspired by international cuisine and browse the store's selection of books, or attend one of the many events hosted there.

Visit the University of Maryland's Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, a premier destination for the performing arts in the Washington, D.C. area. Attend a show or concert and take in the talent of local and international performers.

Head to the College Park Aviation Museum, a museum dedicated to the history of aviation and aeronautics in the United States. View vintage aircraft, learn about the history of air travel, and try your hand at flying a simulated plane.

Enjoy a meal at Franklins Restaurant, Brewery and General Store, a local favorite that features a restaurant, brewery, and small grocery store. Order handcrafted beer and a meal made with locally sourced ingredients.

Start your day at the National Museum of Language, a museum dedicated to the study and appreciation of language and linguistics. View exhibits on the history of writing, language learning, and the diversity of languages spoken throughout the world.

Visit the Hyattsville Arts District, a vibrant and diverse community with a variety of galleries, shops, and restaurants. Browse the galleries featuring local artists, and try a specialty coffee or tea from one of the independent cafes.

End the day at Vigilante Coffee, a specialty coffee shop that features a variety of unique blends and brewing methods. Enjoy a cup of coffee and a pastry, or attend one of the many events or classes hosted there.

Take a day trip to the nearby city of Washington, D.C. Visit the Smithsonian National Museum of American History to learn about the history of the United States through artifacts and exhibits.

Visit the National Mall, a two-mile-long park that is home to many of the nation's most famous monuments and memorials, including the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument.

End the day at Busboys and Poets, a local favorite that features a variety of cultural events, live music, and poetry readings.