Located at a 166-year-old military facility, this golf course offers views of the Washington Monument and the dome of the U.S. Capitol. The golf course comes with nine holes as well as amenities like a driving range, putting/chipping green, and an ability to bring in three guests at a time.

This is certainly the most expensive venue on this list for having fun as annual membership dues total $700. Expect much more affordable options when it comes to the other mapped points.

This site is specially catered to those who get goosebumps at the sight of massive and gorgeous architecture. The Basilica in the Brookland neighborhood is the largest Catholic church in the United States and North America, one of the ten largest churches in the world, and the tallest habitable building in Washington, D.C., according to the Basilica's website.

If interested in following in the Pope's footsteps, this is also a choice location to visit as both Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI have visited this church.

Art and music lovers are sure to enjoy this local venue. This non-profit in Columbia Heights was established in 2008. Along with poetry readings, it also hosts open mic nights, puppet shows, and samba classes.

This historic music venue first opened at 930 F Street NW in May 1980. It eventually relocated to its current location in Shaw in January 1996. By April 2013, Rolling Stone Magazine named the 9:30 Club the “Best Big Room in America.” The 1,200-capacity club has been host to bands like R.E.M., Nirvana, and Green Day.

Hey, dog walkers! We've found your next perfect walking spot. This serene spot is located near the U Street and Bloomingdale neighborhoods. It’s certainly not one of the biggest parks in the city, but it is one of the most calm.

Spanning 1,200 square feet, this DJ-owned and operated dance club has been around since March 2010. Since then, it has hosted several big-name electronic artists, including Kaskade, Disclosure, and Skrillex. This venue has been honored with several awards, including Rolling Stone’s tenth place for “Best Club in America” in 2013.

The facility that currently houses The Black Cat was constructed around 1913 and first served as a showroom for the Warrington Motor Car Company. The Black Cat was founded in 1993 by former Gray Matter drummer Dante Ferrando and investors that included D.C. area native and Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl.

This nightclub offers acts from a variety of genres, including indie rock, metal, punk, and electronic. The venue also offers Dr. Who happy hours.

This urban garden retail center was first founded in 2008. Ever since, it has supplied locals and visitors with a variety of plants, food, and gardening supplies. When visiting, be sure to also check out the venue’s tiny home, called The Matchbox.