WHERE TO EXPERIENCE SPRINGTIME BLOOMS IN WASHINGTON, DC

Located in the heart of Washington, D.C., Tidal Basin is a man-made body of water built in the late 19th century. It’s surrounded by some of the most iconic landmarks, including the Jefferson Memorial, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, and the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial. The Basin is best known for the cherry blossoms, which was gifted by Japan in 1912.

Located in Southeast Washington, D.C, Congressional Cemetery is a historic burial ground dating back to 1807. It was originally created as a final resting place for early members of Congress, however it became a popular burial site for well known Washingtonians such as politicians and military leaders. Over time, this Historical Landmark has evolved into an active community that hosts events such as 5k races, walking tours, and educational events.

CityCenterDC is a modern, mixed-use development consisting of luxury retail and dining, condominiums and apartments, offices, public spaces, and a hotel. It is located in downtown Washington, D.C. and is a popular destination for tourists and locals. CityCenterDC’s seasonal art installations, like this Palmer Alley Cherry Blossom installation, adds to the lively atmosphere.

On Pennsylvania Avenue, the NCNW is the ideal spot to photograph the magnolias in bloom. Th magnolias pair beautifully with the building's pink exterior. You'll also find pink swings here where you can sit back admire the views.

If you're looking for a beautiful spot to photograph cherry blossoms away from Tidal Basin, the Washington National Cathedral provides a charming setting. Next to the Cathedral, the Bishops' Garden offers a beautiful setting to photograph the blossoms.