Washington's outstanding Smithsonian museums are among the most visited in the world, ranging from the National Air and Space Museum to the Museum of African Art to the American History Museum. Eating out is a way of life in Washington. The international community that comprises the nation's capital makes for varied and delicious dining options. Restaurants serving Ethiopian, Moroccan, Argentinean, Indian, Brazilian, Spanish, Italian and many other types of cuisine abound. Explore the outdoor cafes in the neighborhoods of Adams Morgan or Dupont Circle, or enjoy a meal overlooking the Potomac at the Waterfront.
Theater is another core aspect of Washington culture.
Come to the Kennedy Center for student discounts to see musicals, plays operas, speakers and film. Washington also is home to the Lincoln Theatre, the Gala Hispanic Theatre, Arena Stage. The excellent Metro rail and bus system offers safe, reliable access to Washington's many sights and events. It is a convenient way to explore the city. Or, if you would like to get out of town, you can take in a Baltimore Orioles game at Camden Yards, go sailing on the Chesapeake in Annapolis, or head out to the beaches on Maryland's Eastern Shore.