No matter your taste, Washington DC has enough to keep you busy for days altogether. Visit some of the best places in Washington, including museums, monuments, memorials et al, including:

The Mall:This recreational area is a 400-foot wide expanse that stretches from Capitol building to the Potomac River, covering a distance of 2 miles. The open spaces are is deal for all kinds of outdoor activities, such as sunbathing, relaxing, playing Frisbees and picnicking.

Capitol Hill:The Capitol Hill Complex includes the judicial and legislative branches of the government of United States. The government facilities in the area include the Senate, House of Representatives, Supreme Court and the Library of Congress.

Dupont Circle:The Dupont Circle is the center of the city`s cosmopolitan culture and is home to various galleries, museums, bars and restaurants. It is frequented by both locals and travelers to get a real sense of the Washington culture.

National Zoo:This 163-acre zoological park is housed within the Rock Creek National Park and is home to more than 400 species of animals. The most favorite animals in the zoo include bears, giraffes, monkeys, tigers, giant pandas, sea lions et al.

Washington DC is the most visited city in the United States after New York. It offers a host of accommodation options to the millions of travelers who visit the city each year. The best areas to stay in include:

Georgetown:Travelers flock to the Georgetown area for its historical ambience and many hotels here reflect the same. Georgetown Inn and Georgetown Suites offer a colonial charm that is unique. The Latham is a small and intimate accommodation option that offers good services to the guests in a luxurious setting. The modern and elegant Four Seasons is a favorite amongst Hollywood stars.

Dupont Circle:Dupont Circle is a thriving neighborhood with glitzy night clubs, restaurants and shopping complexes. The hotels in the area, such as Embassy Suites and the Hilton are modern and luxurious. Tabard Inn is unique in its own right with a country inn feel right in the heart of this cosmopolitan city.

Downtown, North of the White House:This downtown area is home to some of the oldest and most magnificent hotels in the country. Madison on 15th Street has played host to several heads of states in previous years. The St. Regis Hotel is decorated with pricey antiques, whereas the Renaissance Mayflower can boast of such guests as Franklin Roosevelt and J. Edgar Hoover. Hay-Adams is ideal for you in case a White House view is your priority.

A valid passport is required by all nationals visiting United States of America.

Visa is not required by nationals of Britain, Canada, Australia and all EU countries. However, nationals of Bulgaria, Greece, Romania, Cyprus and Poland do require a visa as they`re not included in the visa waiver program.

Spring or fall time is often considered to be the best time to visit Washington DC. Spring makes the city look beautiful with cherry blossoms and blooming gardens. It is also the time when the temperature is mild. The months from April to October are pleasant times with an average temperature of 20 degree Celsius.

The US capital is lucky enough to experience all the four seasons. The winters in the city are chilling and wet, whereas the summers are hot and humid. The July and August are the hottest months with average temperature hovering around 86°F to 93°F. The coldest time of the year is from December to February when the temperatures can go down as low as 39°F to 21°F. Spring and autumn season usher in pleasant times and moderate climatic conditions.

Currency:Currency used in Washington is US Dollar. ATMs and bureau de change can be easily found throughout the city. Debit cards and credit cards are widely accepted. Travelers` checks are mostly accepted everywhere.

Language:The most commonly spoken language in Washington DC is English. Spanish is also commonly spoken and understood in the south-western states.