Washington D.C.

One of the most iconic stops along the east coast of the United States, Washington D.C will lead you into the heart of American politics. A sense of regality will set in as you step foot in the White House, preparing your best talking points as you move to the U.S Capitol. Walk the grounds of the National Mall, whose vast stretches of green encompass the Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument for the full historic experience.

You could spend days wandering the halls of Washington’s many museums at the Smithsonian Institution, also known as the world’s largest museum complex. Culture meets education in a vast array of collections, where you can learn about African-American History, Air and Space, Natural History, and more.

Avoid museum fatigue by fueling up in Penn Quarter or neighbouring Chinatown, both areas bustling with delicious eats only a few steps away from Washington’s main attractions. Don’t let the city’s political reputation fool you; bustling nightlife awaits you on 14th Street NW in friendly bars, pubs, and eateries located in historic buildings and lives music and dancing can be found on lively U Street.