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1. 100 Very Best Restaurants
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7. Michelin Adds 10 Restaurants to Its 2023 DC Guide
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12. 50 Great Date Ideas in DC
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We Said Goodbye
2023 saw a handful of high-profile DC departures.
This year, DC said bye to: former Commanders owner Dan Snyder, expelled congressman George Santos, the beloved Smithsonian National Zoo pandas, and a host of restaurants.
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We Said Hello
2023 ushered in welcomed additions to the DC area.
This year, DC said hello to: new music venue the Atlantis, Metro openings and reopenings (including the long-awaited Potomac Yard station), the freshly renovated National Museum of Women in the Arts, and many, many exciting restaurants.
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10. Six Great Hikes Near DC For Seeing Gorgeous Fall Foliage
11. 3 Self-Care Getaways to Escape the DC Area
12. 50 Great Date Ideas in DC
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We Said Goodbye
2023 saw a handful of high-profile DC departures.
This year, DC said bye to: former Commanders owner Dan Snyder, expelled congressman George Santos, the beloved Smithsonian National Zoo pandas, and a host of restaurants.
National Zoo Pandas
29 DC-Area Restaurants Closed
Dan Snyder
George Santos
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We Said Hello
2023 ushered in welcomed additions to the DC area.
This year, DC said hello to: new music venue the Atlantis, Metro openings and reopenings (including the long-awaited Potomac Yard station), the freshly renovated National Museum of Women in the Arts, and many, many exciting restaurants.
Atlantis
So Many Restaurant Openings
New Metro Stations
Museum Renovations
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