The next stop was a trip to the American capital – Washington, D.C. This city struck me, first and foremost, with its architecture. In my memory, the American capital will remain a city-museum. At every turn, there are majestic buildings with columns, all kinds of architectural museums, the National Gallery of Art and Sciences, the Newseum, the National Air and Space Museum, the National Museum of the American Indian and American History, the National Museum of African Art, the Postal Museum, and many others. If you compare Washington and New York, in my opinion, they are two completely different cities, not at all like each other. Washington has a more aristocratic, measured beauty. Streets cleaned to a shine, parks with perfectly manicured lawns – it's a perfectionist's paradise. We managed to see a lot, but the Capitol – the main strategic target for alien invasions in every movie – was, unfortunately, under renovation, so we couldn't fully enjoy the grace of its famous dome. However, we were lucky enough to visit the memorial park, walk through almost all the museums, and just soak up the atmosphere of American capital life. Next was a spontaneous and grand trip to an American football game at Metlife Stadium near New York, to see the New York Jets vs. Philadelphia Eagles match. I had dreamed of attending an American football game for a very long time, and finally, I managed to make my dream come true. The emotions were so overwhelming that I was jumping for joy like crazy, happy about everything happening. It was truly just like in the movies!
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