This post contains affiliate links, including Amazon and Viator links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Washington DC is famous for iconic landmarks like the White House, the Capitol, and the Smithsonian museums. However, some of the most memorable places in the read more
This post may contain affiliate links, including Viator experience links. If you book through one of my links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Planning a trip to Washington, DC can feel exciting and a little overwhelming at the read more
Our Washington DC Day 4 itinerary turned out to be one of the most emotional and reflective days of our trip. It was not packed with as many stops as I originally planned, but it gave us moments I will never forget. That morning felt read more
Our Washington DC Day 3 itinerary was packed, exciting, and very worth the walking. We had a full day planned with a White House tour, a U.S. Capitol tour, and a visit to the Library of Congress. By the end of the day, my feet read more
Our Washington DC Day 2 started with light rain, gray skies, and a slower pace than we expected. It was not pouring. Still, it was wet enough to make us rethink how we wanted to explore the city. Instead of rushing out, I decided to read more
Our Washington DC Day 1 started early in the morning when we left the house for the airport, feeling excited and honestly a little unsure of what to expect. Since it was our first time visiting Washington, DC, everything felt new. We flew with Southwest, read more
Washington, DC wasn’t part of some long-planned itinerary. The idea actually began in January 2025, when I found myself thinking about the cherry blossoms and wondering when the festival would take place. One quick search turned into checking dates, and before we knew it, we read more