Washington DC

Where to go

Washington, D.C.’s skyline is truly unforgettable, showcasing some of the most iconic monuments in the world. The structures along the National Mall, including the Washington Monument, and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts are not only stunning but also rich in history and meaning. Complementing this remarkable sightseeing experience, the city also offers a wealth of museum options all thanks to the Smithsonian Institution. And most importantly must see our US Capital.

I might add it’s worth exploring the rich array of activities just beyond its reach. For spring visitors can enjoy the breathtaking cherry blossoms bloom around the Tidal Basin, creating a stunning backdrop easily accessible by walking, biking, or via the metro. Embracing these experiences will surely enhance your visit. Our list of must see:

#1 John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

#2 United States Capital

#3 Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

#4 Rock Creek Park

What to eat

Washington, D.C. boasts a vibrant dining culture that makes it one of the top restaurant cities in the United States. With a remarkable range of culinary options, diners can indulge in everything from sophisticated fine French cuisine to hearty southern-inspired dishes. The influence of global flavors is evident, with traditional game being reimagined with modern twists

When visiting Washington, DC, make sure to indulge in the delightful experience of tasting khachapuri. This heavenly fusion of eggs, butter, and cheese, all generously nestled within a warm, freshly baked bread. Filling feast that caters to both your hunger and your budget, providing immense satisfaction at a great price.

While my personal experience living in New York City leads me to believe that the best pizza can only originate from its bustling streets, some data suggests otherwise. If a significant portion of the country is backing this claim, it raises questions about regional tastes and preferences. After all, pizza is a subjective experience, and what matters most is finding joy in each delicious bite. I will finish off with best dessert. Why not.

#1 Supra - Khachapuri

#2 Ella's - pizza

#3 Un Je Ne Sais Quoi - dessert 1

What to wear

While our capital may not be a fashion hub, I believe that visiting the president's residence calls for classic attire. My personal style leans towards classic and modern simplicity, yet I also appreciate the charm of fun and chic outfits when exploring D.C. I prefer visiting in late spring or mid-September, as I enjoy strolling through the city, sampling street food, and visiting museums. Winter can be beautiful, but spring offers vibrant opportunities for most activities. During my spring visits, I opt for oversized blazers, midi skirts, and loose matching or coordinating sets, often wearing similar tone colors from head to toe. Comfortable slip-ons or neutral-colored sneakers complete my outfits, ensuring style and ease as I navigate the city's attractions.