A flat stretch of Potomac waterfront where families drift between chain restaurants and seasonal concerts, useful if you're already in Maryland but easy to skip if you're in the city proper.
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People who want to see the region from above without leaving Arlington find themselves alone up there, looking out over the Potomac and the whole sprawl of DC from the highest vantage point around.
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People come here to stand on L'Enfant's original city plan laid into the pavement and realize how much of Washington they're looking at all at once—the government building, the historic theater, the whole ceremonial corridor stretching out.
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