worth seeing, just a lot of office buildings and not very interesting ones at that. The only thing it has going for it is its proximity to some of the Smithsonian museums, so it may be a good place to stay for a tourist. More

Despire the remodeling of the last 18 months that seems mailnly to have added a rather congested food court, L'Enfant remains basically a set of rather second-rate stores in its sort-of underground mall. Externally there is no real reason to visit the area since all surrounding buildings are occupied by the government which prevents anyone from visitng. The large parking... More

I went there everyday for a year, I was surprised to find it on Trip Advisor. I did not know there was something to see there, it is uggly and noisy. More

Really, there's nothing to say. Go to the Mall (the green one across the street, not the shopping kind). More

Other than to get a bus to Dulles or change lines in the metro there's nothing important to see around L'Enfant Plaza. Definitely not a place to be visited if you're a tourist. More

This is the busiest Metro station in the city. Realitively easy to figure out (as are all of the other Metro stops in DC), this one is just always crowded. I try to avoid this station just for that reason. More

You can catch a metro or train here, there is also a food court - but not as extensive choices as the Ronald Reagan building. More

L'Enfant Plaza houses hotels and office buildings and an underground shopping area that has recently undergone a much needed renovation. If you are staying at one of the hotels you'll enjoy easy access to shopping and the short walk that will take you to the National Mall and the Smithsonian Musuems. More

Unless you have a lot of time to wander in DC, spend it elsewhere. More