2025 Washington DC Metropolitan area Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

#CherryBlossomTravel #USA #USTravel #WashingtonDC 🇺🇸 Washington DC, USA 🌸 Tidal Basin The capital of the United States, Washington DC, starts turning pink starting in March. In late March - early April, the entire Washington DC becomes beautiful with light pink cherry blossoms! Among them, the best place to see cherry blossoms in Washington DC is Tidal Basin. The cherry blossom trees that surround the entire Tidal Basin began 100 years ago when Japan gifted cherry blossom trees to Washington to commemorate friendship with the United States! The cherry blossoms bloom a little differently every year, but in 2025, the Washington Cherry Blossom Festival started on March 22. I visited on March 22, but unfortunately, there were only cherry blossom buds and they were not fully in full bloom yet. So, the cherry blossoms were in full bloom outside of the Tidal Basin, so I was able to enjoy the cherry blossoms in Washington DC. I felt the scent of spring while walking along the Tidal Basin, and just walking made me feel really good. If you are traveling to Washington DC during the cherry blossom season in March, be sure to visit the Tidal Basin 💗

#SpringTravel #WashingtonDC #Washington #USTravel 🇺🇸 Washington DC, USA 🌸 Rawlins Park From early to mid-March, Washington DC, the capital of the United States, turns pink. This is because pink magnolias fill the downtown area of ​​Washington DC from early March. I would like to highly recommend Rawlins Park, which I visited while traveling to Washington DC in mid-March, as a Washington magnolia spot. Rawlins Park is located in downtown Washington, so it is easy to access. Although it is a small park, there are huge magnolia trees lined up in a row, and you will be amazed as soon as you enter the park. The park entrance fee is a whopping 10,000, so it is a great way to enjoy Washington DC in spring without feeling burdened. There are many benches in Rawlins Park where you can sit and rest while appreciating the magnolia flowers, so it is also a great place to sit and rest while walking. I also really enjoyed sitting and appreciating the magnolia trees while feeling the warm spring breeze. If you're traveling to Washington DC in March, be sure to take in the pink scent at Rollins Park 💓

#SpringTravel #Washington #Washingtondc #USTravel 🇺🇸 Washington DC, USA 🌸 Enid A. Haupt Garden I'm introducing Enid A. Haupt Garden, a famous magnolia spot in Washington DC that I visited during my trip to Washington DC in late March 💓 March in Washington DC is full of pink fragrance. Washington, DC is famous for cherry blossoms in late March, but it is also famous for magnolia flowers (Mongolia) that bloom in early to mid-March. There are many famous magnolia spots in downtown Washington DC, and the one I would most like to recommend to you, having been to almost all of them, is Enid A. Haupt Garden. The magnolia trees that fill the garden are amazing. The weather was nice on the day I visited, so just walking around the garden surrounded by magnolia trees made me really happy. Plus, the garden admission is free, so you can enjoy spring in Washington without any burden! If you are traveling to Washington DC in mid-March, be sure to see the magnolias at Enid Haupt Garden 💓

Being home to some of the most interesting museums and monuments in the world, Washington DC is one place in the U.S. that will definitely excite the history buff in you. It has preserved the country’s long-lost history and all the places to visit in Washington DC reflect that well. If you have ever been fascinated by the historic stories of war, power, and glory, then this is one city you ought to explore during your trip to the USA. Here are some of the best places in the city that will not only offer you an insight into the city’s culture but also help you absorb it well. Take a look! #washingtondc #washingtonstate #nightlife #blossoms #cherryblossoms #whitehouse #awesomepic #mytripvlog #summervacation

#gooutside and explore the memorials in Washington DC Every so often is good to remind ourselves of the wars and battles our fore-fathers have fought, to remind us of the privilege it is to live in a free world society. Although not all wars and rebellion causes are as poetic, many have also some dark sides to it. Going through the memorials in D.C., reminds us all of the courage and determination one nation can have in pursuit of its goals. This determination, unfortunately, is seen in the many names seen on the remembrance planks that tell a story of how blood thirsty the Gods of war are. One thing worth noting is that some of the memorials, dedicated to former presidents, can be an impressive visual sight for anyone. The demeanour of these statues imposes respect and makes us all take a moment and admire these statues. #gooutside #passionpassport

DC highlights. #thewharf #georgetown #dc #ramen #deserts

Le Diner en Blanc is a world-famous, exclusive picnic where everyone wears white and you find out the location a few hours before it starts. As an official sponsor of the event, Sofitel offers a VIP option where you don’t have to bring your own food + drink and everything is done for you! Make sure to book your spot well in advance— it is such a fun night! The Smithsonian Institute is the world’s largest museum complex with 17 museums in the DC area— and they are all free! The only question left is how many you can squeeze in on your trip?! #summervacation#beachvacation#hikingtrails#hotelstay#urbanexplorer

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#CanadaFlightEvent If you visit Washington DC, you will also visit this place. It is a national cemetery that the Korean president also visited. It is a place with a mix of uphill and flat terrain, so it can be difficult on hot days. This is a place where Korean War veterans are buried, and it is also a meaningful tourist destination because it is also home to the grave of President John Kennedy. #WashingtonTravel

#December Travel Support Event The scenery I saw while walking around Washington DC was really great. While walking along the National Mall, the wide space facing the Lincoln Memorial* and the Washington Monument was quiet and magnificent. The squares and streets where the Capitol and Smithsonian Museums are located also gave a feeling of history and culture as I walked. In particular, the parks and gardens were beautifully decorated in spring and fall, making it a special time to feel nature in the city. I was able to deeply feel the charm of Washington DC by slowly enjoying each attraction while walking. Historic scenery seen while walking in Washington DC,

#December Travel Grant Event The trip to Washington DC was a truly special experience. There were many historical sites throughout the city, so I was able to learn deeply about American history and politics. **The Capitol**, **The Lincoln Memorial**, and **The Korean War Veterans Memorial** were magnificent and meaningful places in themselves, each reminding me of different historical moments. In particular, at **The Smithsonian Museum**, I was able to see American culture, science, and nature at a glance through various exhibits. Also, while walking along **The National Mall**, I was able to enjoy a peaceful and quiet atmosphere along with beautiful scenery. Washington DC was more than just a travel destination, it was a place where I could deeply feel American history and spirit.

Stayed in DC from Nov 4 to Nov 13 and woke up to Trump’s controversial victory or Harris. #historicallandmarks . There was an atmosphere of great excitement until Trump’s victory was final. The locals all expected it and what surprised me was the relaxed ambience during such a time. The buildings along Pennsylvania Avenue are mostly made from red brick 🧱 and are quaint looking in a good way 😀. I bought some Harris campaign caps as they are selling them of cheaply now. Being here during such a political landmark time is unforgettable. Washington DC perhaps i will see you again in four years time when you it is time to elect again. Till then - So long.

I booked a flight to Washington with regret while traveling to New York It wasn't a place I had high expectations for But it was a place that brought me even greater happiness☺️ It's not too far from New York You can get there by various means of transportation such as airplanes or buses It's not expensive A place you must visit! 1️⃣National Gallary of Art 2️⃣The White House 3️⃣Washington Monument 4️⃣Lincoln Memorial A very clean and interesting travel destination in the US, as befitting the capital I highly recommend 'Washington'‼️ #USTravel #Washington #WashingtonTravel

It's really clean and quiet, so I like it! The highest floor is the 6th floor, and I got a 6th floor key. The front desk manager is also kind. Mineral water is also free. It's amazing that I can stay at such a cheap price even though breakfast is included. The breakfast was much better than the price. It wasn't too salty and was good. You might think that the downside is that it's far from tourist attractions, but I'm satisfied! There's a game center, movie theater, pub, restaurant, etc. within a 10-minute walk, so it was nice to go out and play at night! I totally recommend it 🙂

Visit DC (District City) is a part of our Intinerary Explore United State. Start from Philadelphia, we are take a Megabus from Philadelpia to Washington DC (price = 25USD). The Journey takes 2,5 hour and Finally we arrive in DC in the morning. The Weather is very Cold due winter season, but we still antusias to explore this city. From Washington DC bus stop to White House, our driver grab name Mohammed is a South African Citizenship. He is very warm and very helpfull to explain about Capitol City to us. Capital City, Lincoln Monument, White House is a recommend place in Washington DC #washingtondc #whitehouse #unitedstates

Had a quick trip to D.C. and I was able to stroll the streets near the White House and the Washington Monument. I had a wonderful time and the weather was chilly. #mytripvlog #washingtondc #tripblazers

US trip will never be complete without visited the US Capitol of Washington DC. And what more amazing that experiencing it like minded people like you. Vacation is perfect with friends. I was with other Southeast asian leaders advocating for sustainable development. We are young professionals are the 10 nations in southeast asia doing our Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI) Professional Fellowship Program in the US. And we started our 6 weeks trip in the capitol of Washington DC. Perfect place to start our journey to becoming better professionals and individuals. Thank you US for the wonderful time.

In Washington DC, the capital of the United States, there is the Capitol Building! This is a well-known picnic spot for people, and in fact, many people sit on the lawn in front of the building and enjoy picnics. I was able to see famous American architecture and feel relaxed. 😃💚 #Let's go on a trip #USA #Picnic #WashingtonDC

There is a famous spot in Washington DC where many people enjoy picnicking. It is the JFK Hockey Fields located in front of the Lincoln Museum. It is a great spot where you can see the White House and the tower, which come to mind when you think of DC. You should definitely visit and enjoy a picnic 😌💚 #Let's go on a trip #USA #Washington trip #Picnic

⛴️ Sightseeing Cruise at Washington DC⛴️ Washington DC also has an important river in the city, so we took a cruise around the city for about 45 minutes. We saw the view around the city and saw many airplanes because it was close to the airport. But we think the cruise here is just so-so, not that wow. But it is a new experience for those who want to try. #Waiting for the day to depart #Traveling to America #washingtondc

Washington, DC, the U.S. capital, is a compact city on the Potomac River, bordering the states of Maryland and Virginia. It’s defined by imposing neoclassical monuments and buildings – including the iconic ones that house the federal government’s 3 branches: the Capitol, White House and Supreme Court. It's also home to iconic museums and performing-arts venues such as the Kennedy Center.

#bucketlistreboot The Memorials Every so often is good to remind ourselves of the wars and battles our fore-fathers have fought, to remind us of the privilege it is to live in a free world society. Although not all wars and rebellion causes are as poetic, many have also some dark sides to it. Going through the memorials in D.C., reminds us all of the courage and determination one nation can have in pursuit of its goals. This determination, unfortunately, is seen in the many names seen on the remembrance planks that tell a story of how blood thirsty the Gods of war are. One thing worth noting is that some of the memorials, dedicated to former presidents, can be an impressive visual sight for anyone. The demeanour of these statues imposes respect and makes us all take a moment and admire these statues. #washingtondc #memorial

Capital in the evening

#summervacation #washingtondc #smithsoniancastle

Doing tourist things. #dcmoments #architecture #travel #unforgettableexperiences#historicculture#culturalattraction#nationalpark