There are many potential day trips you can take with Washington, DC as your home base. What are they? Is it actually a good idea to use valuable time on day trips? In this episode, we'll explore some potential destinations that make for great day trips and why you might want to consider them. We'll cover things to do, how to get there, and other important logistics. We'll also discuss a few places that might tempt you for a day trip but where you should resist that temptation.

Full show notes are available on the Trip Hacks DC website.

A great Washington, DC trip itinerary includes a mixy of touristy federal government sites and less-touristy local things to do. If you want to rub elbows with locals and see how many live, attending a pro sports game is a great way to experience local culture. The goal of this episode is to make the experience of attending a game accessible and unintimidating. We'll introduce all of the local pro sports teams and talk through what a gameday experience is like, where our teams play, how to get to the stadium or arena, and the best places to eat and hangout nearby.

Full show notes are available on the Trip Hacks DC website.

Spring is a magical time in Washington, D.C., marking one of the busiest seasons for travel and tourism. The famous cherry blossoms that paint the city pink and white are the major draw. The National Cherry Blossom Festival, spanning several weeks, offers a variety of fun and enjoyable events. If you're planning to visit the festival or hoping to catch a view of the blossoms, I've compiled everything you need to know about this time of year. With the right expectations and preparation, you can have the best possible experience.

Full show notes are available on the Trip Hacks DC website.