Washington - Chinatown Neighbourhood

The International Spy Museum is dedicated to the tradecraft, history, and contemporary role of espionage. Housed in historic buildings that were constructed between 1875 to 1892, the Spy Museum presents artifacts and historic photographs, audio visual programs, interactive displays and special effects giving visitors a glimpse of strategies and techniques behind secret espionage missions.

Chinatown Friendship Archway is a red and gold structure decorated with hundreds of dragons from the Ming and Kuing dynasties. The Chinese New Year's Day Parade passes under the arch each year.

Built in 1918, this luxury hotel began its life as the Tudor Hall apartments. Throughout it's history, it has been the address of choice for many congressmen and senators. In 1982 it was restored and turned into a hotel.

The exterior of Henley Park Hotel is adorned with 119 gargoyles, two of which depict the faces of the architect and his wife. There are 96 rooms over eight floors. Each room is decorated with reproductions of 18th century art and furnishings.

Marian Koshland Science Museum uses interactive exhibits to bring to life the National Academy of Sciences.

Construction on the Sixth and I Synagogue began in 1906 and was completed in 1908. There are cultural and educational programs available, as well as Shabbat and High Holiday services.