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Tom,  United States United States
10 Oct 2024
Excellent
Way more than I was expecting, but honestly it was my wife that wanted to go. Very pleasantly surprised.
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About: Rhode Island Center

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Located 14 minutes from downtown Washington, DC, the Rhode Island Center is a modern and cultural hub. This new complex features various leisure and cultural facilities for visitors to explore and relax. The center's central plaza combines convenience with a welcoming atmosphere, making it a great spot for both locals and visitors.

Rhode Island Center
524 Rhode Island Avenue Northeast, 20002, Washington, D.C.
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