Washington, DC: The Phillips Collection
Many guests to Washington, D.C. don’t see many, if any, non-Smithsonian museums. I get it, they’re wonderful, easily accessible, and…
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Washington, DC: Spend All Night in the Air and Space Museum
The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum is turning 40 years old on July 1, 2016 and they are celebrating…
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Washington DC: World War II Memorial Review
World War II was a pivotal period for many countries. For the United States of America, it represented a time…
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Washington DC – The Cherry Blossom Festival Experience
I did it. I finally mustered up the courage to bury myself into the crowds of Washington, D.C.’s busiest time: the…
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Washington DC Dining: DGS Delicatessen and Oyamel Cocina Mexicana
There are literally thousands of restaurants in Washington, D.C., even if we don’t count the fast food and chain dining….
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Julia’s Best Week Ever, March 24, 2016: Shanghaied!
What do Floridians do on Spring Break? They travel away from Florida, of course. (At least that’s what I did…
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What’s New in Washington DC – American History and Natural History Museums
Welcome to a continuation of a new series on the TouringPlans.com blog. As we are continuing our research for our upcoming coverage…
Read MoreWashington, D.C. Cherry Blossom Festival Preview
Millions of travelers visit Washington, D.C. every year, but far and away the busiest period is the National Cherry Blossom…
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Washington, D.C. – How to Use the Metro (Subway)
As a major U.S. city, Washington can be a little overwhelming to new visitors. One of the ways to make…
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What’s New in Washington DC – American Indian and Hirshhorn Museums
Welcome to a new series on the TouringPlans.com blog. As we are continuing our research for our upcoming coverage as well…
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