Here are my top recommendations for things to see and do in the city. One thing to note: dates, times and maybe some of the experiences will change. Therefore, I suggest searching before you come to DC. If you only have one day, you can probably fit all of these activities into it. However, if you're lucky enough to spend a weekend traveling solo, you'll have the opportunity to explore even more! I want to

With holiday bars becoming increasingly popular in Washington, D.C., I wanted to provide you with the ultimate guide for your visit—or even if you live here. This year, there are over 10 pop-up bars in D.C.

If you're visiting, you'll probably only be able to check out a few of them. But if you do, please reach out to me at Wanderingbel; I would love to grab a drink! But for now, I will share some tips and tricks, as well as explain why you must visit my four favorite pop-up bars.

Have you ever wanted to travel to Germany or Thailand, or even both on the same day but couldn’t because you lacked money, time off, etc.? Well, my friend, I have good news. You can travel to 5 or 6 different countries in one day without even experiencing any jet lag!

How is this possible, you ask?

Come and experience the Embassy and EU Days!

As a local, this is both my favorite and least favorite time in DC. With the flowers in bloom and spring around the corner, you can feel the city come to life. With that, though, come many tourists, causing high traffic and low mindfulness.

First, I will take you through the history of these magic trees, then follow it up with the 7 things you should do to make your time in DC easy and fun!