Anacostia Park is also called the "neighborhood national park." It's located along the Anacostia River with the popular Pirate playground, picnic pavilions, roller skating and more!
Washington, D.C. is rich with African American history, and one must-see landmark is the Frederick Douglass National Historic Site. This beautifully preserved home in the Anacostia neighborhood offers a personal look into the life of the legendary abolitionist and statesman. A visit here brings history to life and adds depth to any exploration of Black heritage in the capital.
