Dumbarton Oaks Gardens
| 3120 R Street Northwest, Washington |
5 priser
10.00/10.00 |
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+1 202-339-6400 |
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Karl Gercens (09.11.2017 11:58)
One of the most gloriously designed gardens in the United States! Closed until March 2018
One of the most gloriously designed gardens in the United States! Closed until March 2018
Reuben Foley (25.06.2017 08:27)
Amazing, beautiful gardens with a great art museum inside. Worth it for the gardens alone, it's absolutely wonderful.
Amazing, beautiful gardens with a great art museum inside. Worth it for the gardens alone, it's absolutely wonderful.
Karina Valverde (01.05.2016 15:30)
A lovely break from the materialistic bustle of Georgetown. Spring is a great time to see the many colors of the gardens and feel revitalized. The grounds are only open for a couple of hours so plan your visit well. It's a hike uphill from M St.
A lovely break from the materialistic bustle of Georgetown. Spring is a great time to see the many colors of the gardens and feel revitalized. The grounds are only open for a couple of hours so plan your visit well. It's a hike uphill from M St.
James Clark (16.11.2015 23:35)
Amazing gardens, pond amphitheater, and plenty of walking will keep you busy and glad you came. The rose garden is magnificent.
Amazing gardens, pond amphitheater, and plenty of walking will keep you busy and glad you came. The rose garden is magnificent.
Tina Zhang (13.09.2015 04:52)
garden is a jewel in the heart of dc. details of the garden grounds show the care, attention, and love the owner and gardener put into the design / layout. next to half moon bay and the bay area beaches of SF, very easily the most beautiful place in nature I have visited. definitely worth the commute and $10 admission fee for me.
garden is a jewel in the heart of dc. details of the garden grounds show the care, attention, and love the owner and gardener put into the design / layout. next to half moon bay and the bay area beaches of SF, very easily the most beautiful place in nature I have visited. definitely worth the commute and $10 admission fee for me.
