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Washington, DC Shopping |
| Washington, DC shopping ranges from street venders to malls to upscale boutiques, and beyond. Perhaps the most venerable of the well-known shopping districts is Georgetown. For half a century, Georgetown has been a magnet for trendy boutiques catering to locals as well as visitors. The Dupont Circle area is where many of the capital's art galleries are located. It also hosts a number of shops and bookstores. Art galleries and internationally flavored boutique shops are concentrated in Adams Morgan for the convenience of browsers. Union Station is perhaps the busiest shopping mall in DC; Tysons Galleria is the most upscale; and it's right next to Tysons Corner Center, the largest. Use the ads here to get started on some serious Washington, DC shopping. |
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Top Washington, DC Shopping |
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Mazza Gallerie
With so many tourist attractions to take part in, you will need to take a break from it all and get a chance to do some shopping. This mall is perfect for just that and boasts a variety of fashion shops for men and women, home furnishing stores, jewelry shops and more. Shop at Neiman Marcus for a gift, or at Harriet Kassman for a stylish new outfit. |
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The Shops at Georgetown Park
There's a lot more in Washington, DC than its famous monuments, memorials and museums. Shopping is another tourist favorite and within our shops you will find all the latest and most popular men's and women's fashion, accessory shops, and a variety of specialty stores. Names like Ann Taylor, Express, Victoria Secrets, and Arden B are just a few of the favorites. |
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