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Kali & Max

December 13, 2025 • Arlington, VA

Kali & Max

December 13, 2025 • Arlington, VA

Things to Do

King Street Mile

Picture of King Street Mile

Centuries-old architecture, cobblestone alleys and a canopy of twinkling lights during the holidays make strolling King Street the number one thing to do in Alexandria. Explore 200 of restaurants, bars and boutiques, or take a ride on the free King Street Trolley.

George Washington's Mount Vernon

Picture of George Washington's Mount Vernon
3200 Mount Vernon Memorial Hwy, Mt Vernon, VA 22121, USA
(703) 780-2000

Immerse yourself in history at Mount Vernon, George Washington’s estate. Tour the mansion, gardens, and working farm while learning about Washington’s legacy. The riverside location and immaculately maintained rooms make this a must-see destination.

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Tall Ship Providence

Picture of Tall Ship Providence
1A Prince St, Alexandria, VA 22314, USA
(703) 915-1600

Head to the floating visitor experience on Alexandria’s waterfront to explore tall ship Providence, a reproduction of the first ship commissioned to the Continental Navy.

Ruthie's All-Day

3411 5th St S, Arlington, VA 22204, USA
(703) 888-2841

Grab a bite at our favorite breakfast/brunch spot!
Ruthies All-Day is a family-friendly, all-day neighborhood restaurant and bar with a custom built wood burning hearth. They are open for coffee/breakfast counter service, full-service lunch and dinner, and brunch on the weekends.

Old Town Farmers' Market

301 King St, Alexandria, VA 22314, USA
(703) 746-3200

Spend the early hours of our wedding day at 7am-noon, getting fresh air and fresh produce from local farms and vendors at Old Town Farmer's Market. It is the oldest farmer's market in the U.S. and is walking distance from the hotel and reception venue!

Smithsonian National Zoological Park

3001 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008, USA
(202) 633-2614
If you want to explore the other side of the river (D.C.), enjoy thousands of exotic animals, educational animal demonstrations, the Asia Trail (where the giant pandas live!), and many other exhibits at the Smithsonian National Zoo. Admission is free and it is open every day.

National Mall

Washington, DC, USA
(202) 426-6841
Explore the greatest monuments, (free) museums, and the U.S. botanical garden with a walk around National Mall. Our favorite spots are the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History and the Washington Monument. This area is metro accessible. Just make sure you bundle up and plan accordingly!