No money? No worries. There's plenty to experience in the city for free. Start by getting some ideas in our guide to how to have fun in Washington for free.
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61 places where there’s a wealth of choices for $15 a person or less.
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We’ve come up with suggestions for free (or super-cheap) date ideas that won’t wear out your wallet.
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Drink good wine on the cheap.
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Consignment shops are great sources of designer fashions at a fraction of the price. Here are 14 of the best.
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Where to eat very well during happy hours—from burgers to mezze to mussels—for less.
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Our critics pick the best bang-for-your-buck dishes you can get in Washington.
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What they lack in atmosphere, they make up for in cheap drinks. Here are some of our favorite dive bars in Washington.
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We know times are tough, but you still deserve a little R&R. That’s why we worked our Rolodex (does anyone actually use those anymore?) to get exclusive deals for our readers at hotels, inns, and bed-and-breakfasts within driving distance of Washington. You’re welcome.
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Free laser hair removal, deals on massages and facials, and other soothing spa specials exclusively for Washingtonian readers.
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Want to cook a nice meal at home—but don't want to empty your wallet? Check out our menus from local chefs, where they create a great meal that's almost always $25 or less.
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Great food, low prices—and increasingly nice settings. Here are the best bargain restaurants in DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
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Don't spend money on eating out. Here are 117 places for great takeout.
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Area consignment shops are thriving in the down economy. Here's where you can score some real deals.
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Everybody loves a bargain, and here are tons of local deals—on everything from art to furniture to Tiffany jewelry.
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Where to go online for deals on everything from Jimmy Choos to digital cameras.
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If you’re on the hunt for a unique bargain, look no further than downtown Bethesda.
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Gone are the robust bureaus for the Los Angeles Times, Newhouse News, and other once-healthy news organizations. Digital media bureaus now are taking their places with as many reporters and plenty of swagger.
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Sip some Beaujolais Nouveau, check out the Terra Cotta warriors, see a vintage murder thriller, and more this weekend.
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