During the month of May, visitors to the nation’s capital are granted the opportunity to not only experience Washington, DC, but also visit over 40 different countries. In a month-long event titled, Passport DC, countless embassies, many of which are located less than 10 minutes from our DC Bed & Breakfast, open their doors to …
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Ever wonder what more than a thousand Monarch butterflies look like in a sea of peonies and roses? The back room of Mockingbird Hill will show you. With Cherry Blossom Season upon us, and full bloom arriving two weeks earlier than historical full blooms, according to the National Park Service, DC is ready to commence …
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One of my favorite neighborhoods to explore in DC is Capitol Hill. Not only does it have the historical sites and monuments, but also a daily market, great restaurants, and unique shops to visit. Our DC Inn is an easy commute to all of the excitement as we are just a 10-minute walk to the …
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One of the most recent additions to the collection of Smithsonian museums in our nation’s capital is the National Museum of African American History & Culture. This museum is the only one in the country devoted solely to the history of African American life as documented over the years, and it’s just a quick metro …
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The Museum of the Bible is a brand new addition to the collection of top-notch museums here in Washington, DC. This museum transports you to the Biblical times and takes you through the history of the stories and how they were written and compiled into the most published book in the world. After a night …
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I have always been fascinated by anything that lifts my feet off the ground. It’s a childhood fascination that hasn’t waned as I’ve gotten older. Luckily, Washington DC has a museum that caters to aerospace curiosity, and it’s the best in the country. The National Air and Space Museum is free to the public and …
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To many, espionage is the tantalizing storylines we read about in thrilling books, or the breath-quickening characters who dazzle us with their wits and gadgets on the big screen. But what is it like to be a spy, really? Uncover the secrets of espionage at the International Spy Museum in Washington, not far from our …
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Take a stroll down America’s memory lane at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History where you can explore thousands of artifacts that make up our nation’s rich history. This museum has the largest collection of American history with more than 3 million collected and preserved artifacts. The National Museum of American History is definitely …
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