Washington DC shopping
Washington D.C. shopping is worth a vacation in itself! You could spend
days browsing the major shopping venues, or the side streets and neighborhood
shops, boutiques, and specialty stores. We highly recommend a trip to
Georgetown for al that is not the usual, and for the sheer fun of walking
these historical streets. This is the place for the goodies you just can't
find elsewhere. Next, spend a day, or three, at the fabulous Eastern Market.
This historical sight is the only continuously running open-air market
left in the city, and everyday brings new bargains, treasures, and fun.
The Union Station is as much a mall as it is a major attraction, with
its architecture, history, and great shopping. But if you prefer the mall
thing, a great place to retail the day away is the Mazza Gallerie. Do
one, or do it all, and Washington D.C. shopping will have you hooked!
Get those credit cards ready!
Eastern Market
Washington D.C.
http://www.easternmarket.net
Built in 1873, this is the lst continous running open air market left in D.C. Flea market every Sunday, Farmers Market every weeekend, and Arts and Crafts Fairs every Saturday. Open Tuesday thru Saturday. Great historical sight and shopping!
Mazza Gallerie
5300 Wisconsin Avenue
Washington DC
Neiman Marcus anchors this modest-sized mall. Other well-known retailers include Saks Fifth Avenue Men's Store, Harriet Kassman, and Ann Taylor.
The Shops at Georgetown Park
3222 M Street Northwest
Georgetown
http://www.shopsatgeorgetownpark.com/
A wide variety of well-known specialty shops, including Ann Taylor, Polo/Ralph Lauren and The Sharper Image.
Union Station
50 Massachusetts Avenue Northeast
Washington DC
http://www.unionstationdc.com/
One of the most visited sites in Washington, DC with over 130 stores and restaurants.
