Autumn leaves are all abound here in Washington, D.C. The beautiful foliage and transitional weather are the perfect combination for exploring unique Washingtonian history. I decided to take advantage of this picturesque day and explore some unique finds outside of Georgetown.

These gorgeous spring days provide plenty of excuse to take a stroll to Dupont Circle in exploration of something new and exciting. The neighborhood is always bustling and the possibilities are endless!

I fully enjoyed my recent trip to The Wharf in Washington, D.C. The location is filled with plenty of contemporary architecture and also hosts a fish market area that was built in the early 1800’s! Spending time at The Wharf reminded me a lot of South Street Seaport in Manhattan with its admirable seaside location, glass office buildings, and tasty eateries.

The traditional and signature blue and white colors of Santorini fade away in the village of Oia to reveal the beautiful crimson red hues of Ammoudi Bay. The deep mahogany shade of the cliffside is the result of iron rich rocks that were naturally sculpted by the volcanic eruption that forever defaced Santorini’s infrastructure in 1646 BC.