Photos from Washington D.C. including some of DC’s most iconic locations including the Metro, Washington Monument, US Capitol, Tidal Basin and Cherry Blossom Festival.
Here is my list of the best places to take photos in DC.
Tucked away amid the more prominent memorials on the National Mall, the District of Columbia War Memorial stands as a serene yet powerful tribute to the heroes of the First […]
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When visiting the Korean War Veterans Memorial you’ll be struck by the solemnity and reverence that fills the atmosphere. This memorial stands as a testament to the bravery and sacrifice
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The Jefferson Memorial is a stunning marble memorial situated in the heart of Washington DC. The iconic landmark pays tribute to one of America’s founding fathers, Thomas Jefferson. Built in
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Avoiding the crowds at Washington DC cherry blossoms can be a daunting task, especially during peak bloom season. With millions of tourists flocking to the Tidal Basin every year, navigating
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If you’re spending a spring day down on the National Mall in Washington DC the Floral Library is a must-visit. As the name indicates it’s one of the best places
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Looking for interesting angles of Washington DC? The Old Post Office tower has stunning 360 views of DC. From the Old Post Office tower you can see the US Capitol,
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Union Station in Washington DC is quite a stunning sight. Union Station is located in the heart of DC just a short walk from the U.S. Capitol. Built in 1908
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The National Mall is the largest attraction in Washington DC. The National Mall covers over 1,000 acres of attractions including the U.S. Capitol, Washington Monument, free museums, and the Lincoln
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Washington DC is one of the most popular cities in the country to visit. Washington DC is a great destination for families, photographers, foodies, and museum goers. Choosing the right
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Tulips pop all over Washington DC and are the popping off point for spring. Typically tulips in the DMV bloom after the cherry blossoms are finished leaving the trees. This
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One of the most eye catching buildings on the National Mall is the United States Botanic Garden. Full of unique flowers and gardens the US Botanic Garden (USBG) is a
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Fall foliage in DC is one of the best times in the city. While being less crowded than the summer the fall colors around Washington DC are worth seeing. I
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Hillwood Estate, Museum and Gardens located in Northwest Washington DC is an exciting place to roam & explore. Hillwood is the former the home of collector, businesswoman, and philanthropist Marjorie
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Located near the White House in Washington DC Pershing Park honors General John J. Pershing. The park also contents the National WWI Memorial which I go into more detail on
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135 years after the Statue of Liberty landed in New York, her “Little Sister” has arrived in Washington, DC. The 9-foot bronze replica of Lady Liberty weighs 1,000 pounds and
I had the pleasure to visit the Crumbs & Whiskers cat cafe in Washington DC. The cafe is located down a flight of stairs directly off of M St in
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Albert Einstein known for his massive contributions to the science community is immortalized with a 21-foot statue in Washington DC in front of the National Academy of Sciences. The Einstein
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A large part of the world has experienced the “Ring of Fire” eclipse on Thursday morning. From Canada to Russia the solar eclipse was visible in many areas, including a
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While Washington DC may be known for their Cherry Blossom trees there are also beautiful pink magnolia trees worth seeing. Often confused for Cherry Blossoms the magnolia trees offer large
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Located in SE Washington DC is Congressional Cemetery which is a popular destination for viewing Cherry Blossoms when they are in bloom. Congressional Cemetery is located near the Anacostia River
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