December is on the horizon and it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in D.C. Today, I decided to make my way to the Downtown Holiday Market to keep with the holiday cheer and check out some winter themed festivities.
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.
I was so happy to finally have the chance to visit the new butterfly garden at Roers Zoofari in Vienna, VA with my family this weekend.
Walking into the Wings of Wonder exhibit and witnessing hundreds of butterflies in various shapes and sizes soaring about was both euphoric and surreal.
Historical landmarks are abundant here in Georgetown with Tudor Place firmly impressed amongst the top for its timeless aesthetic and distinction. From the outside, Tudor Place looks like a home situated in a large park as it sits on 5.5 acres of large trees, gardens, and grass for as far as the eye can see.
