It was raining on our second day in DC so we used the time to visit a couple of museums. Yea free entry 
. We stood in line first in front of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. It was really interesting to see the history of aviation and the space program. We also went to the IMAX there and saw a cool documentary about a fighter pilot. Afterwards we went to the National Museum of the American Indian. I really liked the architecture of the building but the exhibition was a little disappointing to me. They had some historical artifacts but the major focus was on how American Indians are living and what they are doing. I was hoping for a little bit more history and information about the values they had and still have. Since the weather got nicer in the afternoon we went for a nice outdoor walk in the Arlington National Cemetery where John F. Kennedy is buried. You can also get a nice view on the Pentagon from there .
For dinner we went to one of the Wolfgang Puck restaurants called “The Source“. It’s a fancy place with Asian-American food and I had some awesome short ribs there. The highlight of the whole dinner was definitely the warm chocolate soufflé. It was so rich and huge that I can easily say that it must have 2000 calories at least. My friend and me are both good eaters I would say but we weren’t able to finish it.
As promised a couple of more pictures:
