Hours & Location

Our eye care clinic is located only two blocks from the White House, which puts us in the middle of everything!  Most of the famous monuments and museums of Washington, DC, are located on or near the National Mall, only a few minutes’ drive away. Before or after your eye exam with one of our friendly optometrists, you’ll have plenty of time to see the impressive local sites!

At Washington Eye Doctors, we take care of everything related to your vision and eye health. With over 60 years of experience in Washington, DC, we are qualified and experienced in fitting you with eyeglasses and contact lenses (including specialty lenses), as well as diagnosing and treating ocular disease, such as glaucoma, cataracts and macular degeneration. We stay focused on medical progress, so you benefit from state-of-the-art optometric equipment and modern treatments. Ask us about myopia control for kids!

There is no place better for political buffs to visit than the District of Columbia. The federal government of the United States has three branches – Congress, Supreme Court, and President – and all are located here. In addition, there are 176 foreign embassies, as well as the main headquarters of many organizations, lobbying groups, and trade unions. Washington, DC is a fully planned city, based on the original design of architect Pierre Charles L’Enfant, who was commissioned by President Washington in 1791. The low skyline is due to the Heights of Buildings Act of 1910, which stipulates that the height of buildings cannot exceed the width of the adjacent street, plus 20 more feet.

If you’re seeking monumental green spaces that promote contemplation and relaxation, Washington, DC, will fulfill all your wishes! Our eye care team often spends downtime next door in Farragut Square, a cute park with lush lawns and benches. If you’re looking for a larger park, head to Lafayette Square, set to the north of the White House. Some of the most inspirational monuments in the world, including the Washington Monument obelisk and the colossal Lincoln Memorial are only a few blocks away.

Museum lovers who want entertainment outside of politics have plenty to keep busy with in Washington, DC. The National Gallery of Art will show you a dazzling display of masterpieces from the Middle Ages through the present. The Smithsonian National Museum of American History features unique, awesome displays of Americana, such as Julia Child’s kitchen! The National Geographic Museum is around the corner, with rotating exhibits that highlight fascinating explorations and expeditions. For pure fun, stroll through Madame Tussaud’s, where you’ll come up close with life-sized replicas of famous Americans.

We could go on forever, as the list of nearby attractions is endless. In sum, Washington, DC, offers a wealth of historic and cultural sites, and our eye doctors are devoted to making sure that you see it all clearly!