When Édaein O' Connell travelled to Washington D.C. she thought she would be visiting a city in turmoil but the reality was very different.
Sarah FinnanForget New York, Orlando and LA and put Washington to the top of your US travel wishlist, where you'll find a a unique blend of history, culture, and political significance that makes it a must-visit destination. When writer Édaein O' Connell travelled there, she thought she would be visiting a city in political turmoil, however the reality couldn't have been any different.
Writing about it now, with the extreme temperatures and unrelenting political drama, my time in Washington sounds quite stressful. Thankfully, my lodgings were a cool and calm retreat.is one of the most historic and luxurious hotels in Washington D.C. Originally designed and built as a residential hotel in the 1920s, the hotel now has 124 refined guest rooms and 21 deluxe suites. Its location is also prime and it boasts panoramic views of the White House, Lafayette Square and St. John’s Church.
If you are a history and culture buff, Washington D.C. will be a type of cultural heaven for you. The city has a myriad of museums and galleries to explore and your days will be filled with learnings and new insights into one of the most fascinating countries in the world. The museums are an incredible free amenity in the city but be sure to check whether you need to book a timed ticket before visiting one of the many captivating exhibitions on offer.
You also get the opportunity to view the Rotunda up close. The majestic structure was completed under the direction of Charles Bulfinch and was conceived in the age of neoclassicism and was intended to match the Pantheon. Glancing up, your eyes enjoy the feast of the painted ceiling by Constantino Brumidi.
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