Best Shopping Malls in Washington DC Area

"One of the city’s most noteworthy spots, the market is filled with artisan eateries. The famous Heart Wall is the perfect place to confess your love for one another. The Heart Wall is a mural created for International Women’s Day in 2015 by Los Angeles-based graffiti artist Mr. Brainwash."

"Home to more than 40 vendors, this artisan hub helps local businesses grow and scale as part of the D.C."

"Whether you are visiting Washington for a day or two or plan to spend a longer time in DC, you should take the time to visit CityCenterDC, where a brilliant DC experience awaits you. CityCenterDC is more than a simple shopping destination – the complex offers over 30 retail outlets and restaurants, residential units, offices and brilliant out-door public spaces where you can relax and unwind. You will find distinctive designer fashion at stores like Canali, Gucci, Hermes and Salvatore Ferragamo, while Tumi offers the perfect solution for packing your new acquisitions."

"Image SourceThis is one of the well-known shopping centres in Washington, D.C. which is a fashionistas paradise. The high-end brand’s retail stores take up several blocks of the city, these include Kate Spade, Gucci, Hermes, Paul Stuart and many others which makes CityCenterDC the place to be for an ultimate shopping spree."

"This elegant setting features a vibrant mix of shops and restaurants. Take a stroll down Palmer Alley to enjoy the stringed light displays while window shopping, especially during the holiday season. The neighborhood hosts a variety of outdoor festivals and events throughout the year."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Tim Evanson used under CC BY-SA 2.0. A prime retail spot in the heart of Chinatown, Gallery Place offers many shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Boasting a 14-screen movie theater and a bowling alley within the mall, Gallery Place is located very conveniently within DC next to Capitol One Arena where a variety of sporting and concert events are held."

"Located in the heart of Washington DC’s vibrant Chinatown, (adjacent to Capital One Arena), Gallery Place offers everything you need from a central shopping precinct. You can browse all manner of home electronics at the exciting Studio Xfinity store.. When it comes to entertainment you can catch a movie at Regal 14 (14 screens to choose from)."

"Take the Metro to the Chinatown/Gallery Place Metro station. Penn Quarter is a revitalized historic neighborhood that has become one of Washington DC's hottest destinations for dining and entertainment with a wide variety of restaurants, ranging from fine dining to family-friendly eateries."

"Located in the heart of Washington’s design district, Cady’s Alley is a distinctive shopping and residential development in Georgetown. Spread out over 120,000 square feet, Cady’s Alley encompasses inviting design elements where glass and steel walls and stairs meet exposed brickwork and light-filled retail spaces surrounding a maze of pedestrian alleys filled with high-end designer retail outlets. You can hunt for antiques, find your dream sofa, order a custom kitchen or buy designer-label apparel all under one roof."

"In D.C.’s Georgetown neighborhood, Cady’s Alley is a cluster of shops and design firms specializing in high-end home furnishings, kitchens, and baths. If you’re a jewelry lover, head to JewelersWerk—they offer..."

"You will find Georgetown Park centrally located between the historic C & O Canal and Georgetown’s two main streets, Wisconsin Avenue and M Street. The shopping complex is easily accessible from downtown Washington by Metro and has an enormous parking garage if you are coming by car. You can expect to find interesting retail outlets including Anthropology, H&M, J Crew and TJ Maxx alongside service providers such as Avis/Budget Car Hire, DMV Georgetown Service Center and the Washington Sports Club."

"After going through an extensive renovation that cost 80 million USD, Georgetown Park was once again ready to welcome visitors, starting in 2018. Located in the heart of Georgetown, this shopping mall is the perfect one-stop entertainment spot. You can shop from both retailers and local boutiques here and when you want to take a break while planning what to buy next, you can drop by one of the restaurants."

"Address: 3222 M Street NW, Washington, DC 20007Phone: (202) 965-1280Website. D.C.’s largest mall has more than 450,000 square feet of shopping space. Clothing stores dominate the landscape here, from J."

"The Washington Square Shops offer a variety of services you may need during your visit to Washington DC together with a few fashion and other retail outlets. You will find a shoe repair outlet (Cobbler’s Bench Shoe Repair), an AT&T and Verizon Wireless, and an optician (My Eye Dr). You can do some lingerie shopping at Victoria’s Secret, have the perfect shave or men’s skin-care ritual at The Art of Shaving and then find your latest must-have accessories at Lou Lou Boutique."

"This was the first art museum to open in Washington, D.C. It has a permanent collection of some of the finest works of art from the 20th century from famous artists like Claude Monet, John Sing Sargent and Mary Cassatt. The Corcoran Gallery of Art is only one block away from the White House so you can see both in one morning or afternoon, and it only requires a short walk on your part."

"500 17th St. NW Washington, DC. The historic building was established as a private art gallery to house the extensive collection of Washington banker and philanthropist, William Wilson Corcoran (partner of the bank Corcoran & Riggs)."

"The African American Civil War Memorial Museum preserves and shares the largely ignored stories of enormous contributions made by the 209,145 members of the United States Colored Troops to the American Civil War. The Museum's collection includes artifacts, documents, primary sources, and technology."

"More than 200,000 African-American soldiers and sailors fought in the Civil War. At the African American Civil War Museum, these individuals are remembered through photography, newspaper articles, replicas of uniforms, and a memorial. The museum is currently being redeveloped."

"The African American Civil War Memorial, along with the African American Civil War Museum across the street, memorializes nearly 220,000 members of the United States Colored Troops involvement in the American Civil War."

"Looking for a classic slice of Americana that you and the kids can enjoy?. Head to Johnny Rockets where you will be transported back to the 1950s. Kids can chose from several different meals including hamburgers, hot dogs, chicken tenders and grilled cheese."

"Right across from the National Zoo, Baked by Yael is serving up nut-free and kosher pastries and breads, with multiple vegan and gluten-free options also available. When they opened in 2011, this small brick-and-mortar spot was pronounced DC’s first ‘cakepoppery’, although the menu goes way beyond cake pops. The rare find gluten-free black and white cookie is worth an order purely to satisfy a nostalgic New York cookie craving."

"That’s exactly what you’ll get when you get a cake pop from Baked by Yael. In addition to their location by the National Zoo, Baked by Yael is a staple at several local farmers’ markets. Now that’s my kind of locally-sourced food!"