I’ve lived in the DC my whole life and in the city since 2018. Below, I’ve addressed some of the most common questions and DC travel tips my friends ask for when visiting. From planning your museum days to using…
Looking for a more unique museum experience in Washington, DC? Head to Dupont Circle, where you will find The Mansion on O Street. The Mansion is five connected rowhomes with over 100 rooms and over 70 secret doors. It was…
One of my tried and true Thanksgiving traditions is making sure I don’t have to cook the turkey. It’s a lot of work! Especially when some of the best parts of the meal are the sides and the pie. If…
Washington, DC in November is a great time to visit. There are not many big events in the city between Halloween and Thanksgiving, but this is a great time to explore museums, enjoy outdoor walks, and eat outside if the…
No matter what time of year it is, the United States Botanic Garden is a wonderful place to enjoy greenery and flowering plants. The space includes both outdoor gardens that change with the seasons and an indoor conservatory. The indoor spaces welcome…
Short answer? It depends! If you didn’t already know, there are 2 air and space museums in the Washington, DC area. One is located on the National Mall near many of the other museums and the other is located in…
October in DC is one of my favorite months to visit the city. The weather is cooler, there are plenty of seasonal festivals, and many restaurants offer fall-flavored dishes. This makes exploring much easier since you won’t be walking around…
Organizing a monument walking tour in Washington, DC, is a big task! There are so many to see, and even limiting yourself to the National Mall can require several hours of walking around. This tour can be done anytime but…
As the leaves begin to change and summer humidity leaves the city, there is nothing quite like a day of apple picking near Washington, DC. Whether you are looking for family fun or a fall day out with friends, there…
