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If you’d like to take a peak into the secretive world of Scientology, their “Founding Church” in Washington, DC is open to the public for tours. Not recommended for those who are easily persuaded…unless you have a lot of disposable income and free time.

Betcha didn’t know that you could zip line and bungee jump all year long! Well, you can! Take a ride on the wild side at Terrapin Adventures! Adventure is out there!!!!

Not for the feign of heart, Ellicott City is one place that is full of surprises. So on a wild weekend, after a drink or two, head over to Mt. Ida – the “haunted” mansion for a tour…and more!

Book a tour, if you dare! See how the DoD does protects and serves our country, while getting a sneak peak inside the most secretive place in the United States.

Descend into the shadowy underground of the church and stumble upon hidden hallways, and secret passageways. Take a ride to the top of the steeple and you’ll find a secret place of hidden people!!!

If ever you cared to live how the other half lives, do so in Georgetown! Click your heels twice, and grab a glass of champagne once you board BOOMERANG, the nighttime DC party boat yacht!!!

Steal away from all of the hustle and bustle of your work week.  Hop in and take flight on a hot air balloon ride in Howard County, Maryland. Just a 30 minute drive outside of D.C. can set you free!!

Looking to escape from D.C.? Why not go underground, and I don’t mean hitting the subway.  Dupont Underground regularly holds art exhibits under D.C. in tunnels that actually connect to the White House!

If you’re bored driving your tired old Corvette, or flying your same-old Cessna, give Monumental Helicopters a shot! No experience necessary. A reasonably-priced intro helicopter flight with Monumental Helicopters scores you 60 minutes ground school and 30 minutes in the air flying time.

The only place in the DC-area where government workers are happy to share their collection of drug paraphernalia with the public. Come visit the DEA museum, with thousands of drug and drug law enforcement related items. Don’t get your hopes up about the gift shop or the museum’s “interactive stations” though – it’all on the up and up.