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Getting Around & First‑Timer Tips Wear comfortable walking shoes, cobblestones and long sidewalks are common Allow flexibility—neighborhood days reward wandering Metro access varies (especially Georgetown), so combine walking + transit strategically "Markets & Makers" – D.C.'s Creative Neighborhood Why this itinerary is special: This area represents D.C.'s future—food‑driven, community‑oriented and locally beloved. Union Market / NOMA 1 Late Morning: Food Hall Classic Union Market (Local favorite) Address: 1309 5th St NE, Washington, D.C. 20002 Suggested Time: 1.5–2 hours Closest Metro: NoMa–Gallaudet U (Red Line) Tickets required: No 2 Midday: Old‑School D.C. A. Litteri Italian Market (D.C. hidden gem) Address: 517 Morse St NE, Washington, D.C. 20002 Suggested Time: 30–45 minutes Closest Metro: 10‑minute walk from Union Market Tickets required: No 3 Afternoon: Neighborhood Park Alethia Tanner Park Address: 227 Harry Thomas Way NE, Washington, D.C. 20002 Suggested Time: 45–60 minutes Tickets required: No ONE NEIGHBORHOOD AT A TIME Before You Go D.C. is always on the move! Before you head out on a D.C. adventure, take a minute to check hours and/or timed-entry details on each venue's official website, the weather forecast, Metro service at wmata.com and any closures around the Mall during holidays or special events.

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