The peak bloom of the cherry blossoms will be April 3-9, just in time for the annual festival.
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Plan a day trip to Charm City with this guide to its quirkiest offerings.
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The celebration of arts of the Arab world brings 800 artists to the Kennedy Center.
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This month offers a new look at landscapes and the next installment of Hirshhorn After Hours.
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Explore the landmarks on the city's famous swath of green with our interactive guide.
Advance planning is needed to experience sites like the White House and Supreme Court.
The lowdown on public transportation, guided tours and the area's airports.
A day-by-day guide to museum hours and gallery open houses.
Make the most of a short trip to Washington — explore our restaurants and boutiques as well as historic sites.
An introduction to the National Mall, the monuments and the Smithsonian.
Adventures for families, history buffs, shoppers and people-watchers.
Day trips to Alexandria and Mount Vernon, explorations around Chinatown.
We knew the Marcel's chef loved seafood, we just didn't know quite how much he loves the water.
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