IPW 2024

SET JETTING IN WASHINGTON, DC

Washington, DC is a hotbed for trending movies and TV shows. Explore the most recent thrillers, comedies and action on the big screen and find out where visitors can explore the scenes depicted on their own with a visit to the U.S. capital city.

Movies & TV Shows

Ghosted (2023)

Rated PG-13, 1 hour 56 min

An Apple TV+ original, this romantic comedy, action-adventure story follows Chris Evans, a grounded, “salt of the earth” man named Cole, who falls inconsolably for Sadie, played by Ana De Armas. Cole then discovers that the only thing standing between their second date is that Sadie is a Secret Agent for the United States Central Intelligence Agency. Chaos and adventure ensue, taking them across multiple cities, including a heavy stay in Washington, DC. From the trailer alone, viewers experience sweeping views of the National Gallery of Art's West Building dome, as well as the Lincoln book tower inside Ford's Theatre. The National Gallery of Art offers free admission and holds the only Da Vinci work in the Americas. Ford's Theatre puts on regular shows and offers a museum and historical tours.

IPW 2024

POWER EXPERIENCES IN WASHINGTON, DC

 No other place in the world does power radiate into the streets as much as Washington, DC. Explore past presidential monuments and memorials to discover politicians' favorite restaurants, go-to bars, spy memorabilia, historic homes and other places of power. 

DINE 

Martin's Tavern - Founded in 1933 by former Major League Baseball player, “Billy” Martin, this tavern is a beloved gathering place for locals and luminaries alike, and a favorite among presidents. President John F. Kennedy proposed to Jacqueline Bouvier in Booth #3 (now called The Proposal Booth), President Nixon preferred Martin's Meatloaf in Booth #2 and in 1954, five Supreme Court justices sat in Booth #3 debating Brown v Board of Education, a landmark decision that ended American school segregation for children.