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Located in the scenic foothills of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains, Charlottesville is a city that really celebrates its historic roots. For this road trip, I’ve crafted a diverse Charlottesville itinerary that allows for plenty of historical exploration, but doesn’t pass over some of the area’s best non-historic attractions. I’ve done this exact route myself just like this, and it’s got it all. Whether you’re in search of a rich cultural experience, or just a relaxing retreat, this Charlottesville itinerary should fit the bill! In it, you'll find: 🏛️ Classic Sights 🍽️ Restaurant Recommendations 🍺 Breweries, Winery and Cider picks 🍑 Local Attractions 🛏️ My Top Accommodation Picks - and more- Time needed: 48 hours Best time to visit: Year round, but April through November is particularly nice Best suited for: Couples, Girlfriend Getaway, Families, Friends, Solo Travelers FOR AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT TO EXPECT IN THIS ITINERARY, PLEASE CHECK OUT MY ✨FREE✨ 1 DAY IN MIDDLEBURG, VIRGINIA ITINERARY HERE: https://www.thatch.co/guide/3j3h1dxqie1ro/

Welcome to the ultimate guide for National Police Week! This free guide, created by The First Responder Whiskey Society, is your go-to resource for navigating the numerous events, ceremonies, and gatherings during this special week in Washington, D.C. We'll cover registration, location details, dress codes, and more, ensuring you're fully prepared to honor and celebrate our brave law enforcement officers. If this guide is helpful to you please share it around and consider purchasing the commemorative NLEOMF Whiskey Bottle to support the police museum!

A visit to the nation's capitol offers rich history and a number of free attractions as well as museums, monuments, memorials, and more! I lived there for 4+ years and have shared this list with friends and family who plan to visit! This introductory guide is especially helpful for first time visitors. * Save this guide for a future trip*

A DIY walking tour to see the classics of the National Mall, with notes from a local.

Our nation’s capitol does not fail when it comes to two things: culture and food! As a hub of International delicacies, you can eat your way around the world without breaking the bank! The perfect food guide to satiate your taste buds and perhaps step out of your comfort zone.

My favorite way to explore a new city is to start with a self-guided stroll of the town. Discover the charm, culture, and hidden gems as you meander through the streets, immersing yourself in the unique character of each locale. From iconic landmarks to cozy nooks, this series is your passport to a day of exploration. For the ultimate experience: lace-up those comfy shoes and charge your smartwatch to track every step of the adventure!

Consider Washington DC as your next travel destination! It is the perfect destination for history buffs, art lovers, foodies and so much more! Plus where to find the best spots to photograph cherry blossom season 🌸🌸 In this guide I share all of my favorite places to stay, eat and explore!

This is part two of a three-part series regarding Amtrak’s Long Distance Trains. If you are completely new to the idea or are looking for the following trains: Sunset Limited, Southwest Chief, California Zephyr, Empire Builder or Coast Starlight, check out part one (linked below)! Part two will include the Crescent, Texas Eagle, Capitol Limited, Lake Shore Limited and Cardinal routes.

Ready to see more than the monuments? Explore Washington, DC with this carefully curated guide! 🏛️🥂 From delicious eats to fun nighttime hangs, these are the travel recs we share with out-of-towners who want to go beyond the National Mall. Unwind at lush green spaces, spend the day with a good book, or embrace adventure and explore the city's hidden corners. This guide unlocks DC's charm and authenticity, helping you create unforgettable memories.

This is the final section of a three-part series regarding Amtrak’s Long Distance Trains. In this part, we will cover the Auto Train, City of New Orleans, Palmetto, Silver Star and the Silver Meteor. If you are completely new to the idea or are looking for different trains, see the links in the section below: Part 1: Sunset Limited, Southwest Chief, California Zephyr, Empire Builder or Coast Starlight. Part 2: Crescent, Texas Eagle, Capitol Limited, Lake Shore Limited and Cardinal routes.

Best food places in DC from $ to $$$

Love trying new restaurants? Here’s a full list for DC

A lot of hotels in DC offer "city views," but these hotels list specific options on their booking sites so you can select a room with beautiful water views or a great view of DC landmarks and know what you'll get.

Young children and museums don’t usually mix well, but maybe you just haven’t been to the right ones! Berlin has some fantastic modern museums that are great for kids, offering hands-on experiments, exciting workshops and guided tours, all aimed at twerking your children’s interest and keeping them entertained. With a complex history and cool urban vibes, Berlin may not immediately be your 1st choice or strike you as a family destination. But think again, this city is full of green spaces, parks and playgrounds which kids of all ages will love, as well as the largest zoo in Europe! So why not rent a bicycle or take a river cruise to explore? So without further ado, let’s look at the best things to do with in Berlin with kids.

After going to college in the area, and spending the majority of my twenties in DC, I amassed a collection of favorites bars, restaurants, activities, and coffee shops. Here you'll find my tried and true favorites, plus some recommendations from my current local friends there.

For this Road Trip, we focus on the quaint town of Middleburg, Virginia — the nation's "Horse and Hunt Capital.” In this itinerary, you’ll find 🐴Local Attractions 🍽️ Restaurant Recommendations 🍺 Winery picks 🛏️ My Top Accommodation Picks - and more- Time Needed: 1 day, with an optional overnight + extra activities Distance from DC: Around 40 miles Best time to visit: Year round Best suited for: Couples, Girlfriend Getaway, Friends… and feel free to bring your dog. Middleburg is very dog friendly!

Welcome to my completely unorganized but oh-so-helpful map of Washington DC! An absolute smorgasbord of my own travels and research, suggestions from friends and strangers, and many treasures found along the way, this is where I compile all things DC for my future trips and yours. Things I particularly love that you’ll find a lot of: ☕️ Coffee shops & bakeries 🌮 Local cuisine 🏛️ Museums of all kinds 🌳 Gardens & parks 🛏️ Boutique hotels 🍕 Small regional chains with good reputations All my guides in this category are $5 per 100 places included, but since I add to these constantly, you can lock down the lowest price today and gain a lifetime access! *Great public transportation; I suggest getting Metro Pass.

If you are looking to plan a trip to Washington DC during Cherry Blossom season, then this ultimate guide is for you! I LOVE Cherry Blossom season, and as someone who visits Washington DC each year multiple times during Cherry Blossom season, I put together this guide to share some of my favorite spots and recommendations for the best places to see the best blooms around town and nearby in Virginia and Maryland. Fun Fact: There are actually many types of Cherry Blossom Trees in Washington DC that bloom starting late February into April. This guide is in both a list form and interactive map, and showcases where to find: *Okame Cherry Blossoms (first blooms of the season) *Yoshino Cherry Blossoms (around Tidal Basin) *Kwanzan Cherry Blossoms *Other Cherry Blossoms Varieties (like Weeping Higan) *Getting Around DC *Where to Stay **BONUS: Saucer & Star Magnolias around town (these bloom during Cherry Blossom season and not to be missed! If are planning to visit New York City during Cherry Blossom season, make sure to check out my 'Ultimate New York City Cherry Blossom Guide' to find the best blooms in NYC and when to see them. You can also find me on Instagram & TikTok at @adventuressashley for Spring bloom inspiration and tips!

If you are looking for a guide to experience all the historical monuments and government buildings, this guide is not for you. I think there is already plenty of resources out there for the history buffs. Instead this guide is some of my personal favorite neighborhoods of the city and personal recommendations I would give for shopping, eating and just a little bit of history. You will may be surprised how much more there is to explore outside of the most famous landmarks!