In a townhouse in Dupont Circle, The Phillips Collection, established in 1921, feels more like stepping into someone’s home (well, you are) and if that someone also casually owned a Renoir, a few Rothkos, and some Georgia O’Keeffes. The Rothko Room, designed by the artist himself, remains a hushed must-see. There’s a quiet radicalism to the curation: intimate, unexpected, with modern masters (from Impressionism, Surrealism, and Abstract Expressionism) alongside contemporary newcomers. It’s America’s first modern art museum, too. 

Our perfect Sunday morning plans always includes the Dupont Circle Farmers Market. Whether you are looking for fresh produce, delicious pastries, farm-raised eggs, breakfast sammies, or amazing coffee, this is the place to be. 

A place we would rather to keep to ourselves that is how good it is. In town and wanting to stretch your body? Book a pilates class at Toolbox for a good workout. 

If you are looking for a simple and delicious lunch, grab a sandwich at Compliments Only. Every sandwich is made fresh in front of you and they are HUGE so make sure to go with an appetite. Our favourite is the famous crunchy boi, with potato chips crunched in between.