Celebrate June in Washington, D.C.

This summer, Washington, D.C., is open for business and looking forward to welcoming travelers back to our nation’s capital. With most restrictions lifted and the full reopening of D.C. on June 11, this summer is the best time to visit and take the family on a fun, educational trip.

Summer Hotel Deals

At Generator Washington, DC, guests can get 50 percent off parking for an individual booking, one Metro day pass and more when booking a stay. With Phoenix Park Hotel’s Park, Stay then Go Play package, guests who book a two- or three-night stay will receive complimentary parking, 10 percent off the best available rate and late check-out (extra two hours). When families book the Magnifique Family Offer — Twice the Fun, Half the Price package, at the Sofitel Washington, DC, they will enjoy 50 percent off the second room and breakfast for the kids. Enjoy a relaxing stay in elegant rooms and cherish every moment with the family. For more deals and information, visit Washington, D.C.’s website.

Dining

Until June 10, service for indoor dining will be at 20 percent; starting June 11, restrictions will lift for both indoor and outdoor dining. While planning your dining experiences, make sure to check individual restaurant or bar restrictions.

Exploring

As of now, the government has allowed for unlimited capacity at museums and attractions, but the buildings may have individual restrictions and capacity limitations. Before visiting each location, make sure to visit its website to properly prepare for restrictions.

Some can’t-miss, open attractions are National Archives Museum, The National Museum of American History, The Smithsonian National Zoo, Lincoln’s Cottage, International Spy Museum and The National Portrait Museum.

Later this summer, The National Museum of Natural History, The National Air and Space Museum and The National Postal Museum will open, so make sure to put those on your list.

The outside monuments, such as the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and more, are open, just make sure to take precaution when visiting.