DC Odyssey Lunch & Dinner Cruises

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With the DC Odyssey Lunch & Dinner Cruises, you'll be treated to a pristine time of DC sightseeing, complete with dining and live entertainment. See the nation's capital in style from one of the best spots in the city- the DC Odyssey. These cruises are great for any event and any age group! Everyone will have a blast on the ship.

Cruise along the Potomac River after you set sail from the Southwest Waterfront, the smallest of Washington's four quadrants. Aboard the luxurious glass-encased Odyssey, you'll pass by magnificent areas of Washington DC like the Lincoln Memorial and the Georgetown waterfront as you travel north. Enjoy a delicious expertly crafted meal as you dine at your own pace before you head to the dance floor for great music and entertainment from the live four-piece band. A new plated menu offers more vegetarian and gluten-free options for those with specific dietary needs. The DC Odyssey Lunch & Dinner Cruises are great for formal gatherings and romantic outings and offer an unprecedented time while visiting Washington DC.

Sights To See

• Torpedo Factory

  : An art center on the shore of the Potomac River. It's home to six galleries and two workshops and attracts 500,000 visitors each year.

• Woodrow Wilson Bridge

  : A drawbridge that connects Virginia and Maryland and a portion of the bridge crosses into the District of Columbia. It's the only bridge in the US that crosses the borders of three jurisdictions.

• Old Town Alexandria

  : The historic center of Alexandria, featuring boutiques, theaters, restaurants and more. It's located along the western bank of the Potomac River.

• Reagan National Airport

  : The nearest commercial airport to Washington DC. It's just three miles south of downtown Washington DC.

• Fort Lesley J. McNair

  : A US Army post that has been in existence for more than 200 years.

• Jones Point Lighthouse

  : A lighthouse that was built in 1855. It's listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

• US Naval Research Laboratory

  : The research laboratory for the US Navy and US Marine Corps. It features a large satellite dish visible from the Hudson River.  

• National War College

  : This is a school in the National Defense University where many military officers study. 

• National Harbor

  : This 300-acre waterfront area is home to shops, restaurants, and hotels. 

• Gaylord Hotel

  : This massive facility is the largest non-gaming hotel on the eastern seaboard. 

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