Day 1

Hay-Adams Hotel

Start your trip with breakfast at the historic site of Michelle Obama's Vogue cover shoot. The Obama’s stayed here before moving to the White House.

Newseum

The Newseum is a 250,000 sq. ft. museum of the news. It’s educational, inspirational and a whole lot of fun.

Ford's Theatre

The afternoon takes you downtown for a visit to one of DC's most famous Lincoln landmarks; Barack and Michelle were among the guests at the grand re-opening.

National Portrait Gallery

Shepard Fairey's famous Obama print is now on display.

Madame Tussauds

Take your picture with lifelike wax figures of the First Couple.

Equinox

Wind down with dinner at the restaurant where Barack took Michelle for her birthday.

Day 2

White House

Stop by for a photo opportunity.

National Museum of American History

Admire the First Ladies' gowns and see the American Presidency exhibition.

U Street Corridor

Hop on Metro and head to the historic site of joyous street celebrations that took place the night Obama was elected. Stop at Ben’s Chili Bowl for a chili half-smoke, which Barack sampled on his first visit.

Marvin

Known for the enormous Obama peace mural adorning the side of the building, this is the place if you're craving cocktails. The full Belgian-inspired soul food menu (paying homage to DC's own Marvin Gaye) offers a large selection of Belgian beers and a cozy upstairs lounge.

Day 3

Washington National Cathedral

Start your day with a stop at this historic and architecturally-stunning cathedral, where President Obama's Inaugural Prayer Service was held. Entry is free (although a small donation is encouraged) and 30-minute guided tours are offered throughout the day.

Georgia Brown's

For lunch, feast on southern favorites where Michelle Obama joined DC Mayor Adrian Fenty and his wife, and Dr. Jill Biden for their first DC lunch outing.

Georgetown

Spend the afternoon in Georgetown, where retail rules. Channel Michelle's fashion sense with a visit to the Shops at Georgetown Park and explore the independently-owned DC boutiques.

Lincoln Memorial

Make this your last stop and pay tribute to Honest Abe at night, just like the first family did on a recent visit to the national treasure.