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Workation in Washington, D.C.: the essentials
Few American cities are as easy to live in without a car. Metro lines, bike lanes and rowhouse neighbourhoods such as Capitol Hill, Dupont Circle, Shaw and Adams Morgan keep daily life on foot, and the Smithsonian museums along the National Mall are free. Federal government, embassies and think tanks set the rhythm on the northeast bank of the Potomac, so the crowd is international and much of the talk is politics. Coworking is plentiful. Summers are hot and humid, and the cherry blossom weeks in spring bring heavy crowds. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is about 6 km from the centre and on the Metro, and Amtrak runs from Union Station to Philadelphia and New York.
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Washington has a very dense coworking landscape with WeWork, Spaces and local chains like Cove, plus many independents. Day passes are available everywhere and prices are at US big-city level. Internet is excellent and cafés are often full.
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