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March 31, 2022
Oak Hill Cemetery Tours

 Oak Hill Cemetery is one of our favorite historic and beautiful places to explore in Georgetown and DC by Foot is excited to partner with them to offer specialized walking tours of their grounds. Practically a country club of the afterlife, Oak Hill Cemetery in Georgetown is where elite Washingtonians have come to rest for […]

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March 28, 2022
Which Paris Metro Pass to Buy

Sometimes when we're leading one of our free Paris walking tours, our guests will ask about how to get back to their hotel or find a popular attraction they want to visit. That's one reason why we decided to write this article to provide information about buying transit passes in Paris, including details about ticket […]

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March 28, 2022
10 Spooky Facts about Georgetown

Long before the 1973 Exorcist movie put Georgetown on the map for horror fans, tales of ghosts and the otherworldly was a deep part of the town. It may be a combination of ambiance, architecture, and landscaping... but Georgetown is seriously haunted.  Below are some, not so well known, spooky facts about this old port town. 1. There is a fence […]

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March 24, 2022
Visiting the Capital One Arena Neighborhood

If you’re planning to catch a Washington Wizards basketball game or some Capitals hockey, or maybe even a stadium-filling concert, you’ll find the neighborhood around the Capital One Arena has plenty to offer.  Here’s some advice for visiting.  Getting there: Metro - The Gallery Place/Chinatown stop on the Yellow, Green, and Red lines is actually […]

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March 24, 2022
Renting a Scooter in D.C.

When you’re visiting Washington D.C., you may find yourself wanting to get around just a little bit faster.  A scooter is a great way to do just that.  When we’re talking about scooters, we mean dockless electric scooters that you ride while standing (not mobility scooters.)  You typically check them out on your phone, pay […]

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March 24, 2022
Visiting the Nationals Park Neighborhood

Nationals Park is located in SW DC and while there is a lot of history here, most of the neighborhood has been built up in recent years. The area of town that Nationals Park is located in is the Navy Yard, but this post is going to focus on the area just around the stadium […]

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March 24, 2022
How to Get Broadway Rush Tickets

There are a few ways to save money on tickets to see a Broadway show, such as lottery tickets and Rush tickets. This post is about Rush tickets, what they are, how to get them and which shows offer them. We also include tips to improve your chances of getting them. WHAT ARE RUSH TICKETS? […]

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March 24, 2022
Top Things to do for First Time Visitors

Been wondering what to check out on your first trip to Washington? We have compiled a quick list that should give you some guidance on planning your trip. Stop 1 - Photos at the Capitol, Supreme Court, and White House Washington D.C. is full of iconic buildings, but there are three especially impressive and beautiful […]

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March 23, 2022
Things to do in National Harbor

This post highlights the best things to do in National Harbor, Maryland and has been updated for 2024. It includes a top 10 list, evening, free, and family-friendly activities, as well as annual seasonal events. When applicable, we’ve marked items that are free and/or kid-friendly. If you’re visiting from DC, be sure to check out […]

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March 22, 2022
Lower East Side Tenement Museum Tours

While offering some of our tours, we will sometimes pass by the Lower East Side Tenement Museum. With that in mind, we created this post is about how to visit the Tenement Museum in New York City, including getting tickets, directions, what you will see at the museum, and an analysis of reviews. What is […]

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March 18, 2022
How is the Weather in Miami in July?

July in Miami is hot and very humid with frequent showers, especially during the afternoon and early evening hours. Temperature Daytime high temperatures will average 89-92F (32-33 C) with about 22 days this month reaching or exceeding 90 F (32 C).  The record high temperature in Miami during July is 98 F (36.7 C). Late […]

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March 17, 2022
Women Owned Restaurants in DC

The District is home to many wonderful women-owned restaurants. These restaurants are perfect to visit during Women's History Month or any time of the year. These are a few of our favorites. They are open but require prior reservations!  Lulu’s Winegarden on U Street Backyard envy, anyone? Co-owned by local husband and wife team, Brittany […]

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March 15, 2022
The Weather in Barcelona in April

April in Barcelona features mostly dry weather, with cool to comfortable afternoons with chilly nights. Temperatures Daytime maximum temperatures tend to be near 17 C (62 F) early in April, warming gradually to near 19 C (66 F) by the end of the month. A few of the warmer afternoons, especially later in the month, […]

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March 15, 2022
The Weather in Nashville in April

This post is about the weather and what to wear in Nashville in April. April in Nashville features mostly comfortable Spring afternoons with cool nights. Temperatures Daytime high temperatures tend to be around 68-70 F (20-21 C) early in April but will warm to 75-76 (24 C) near the end of this month.  A few […]

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March 15, 2022
How to Use the East River Ferry

This post is about the NYC Ferry service (formerly the East River Ferry) including information about tickets, schedules, routes, and what there is to see along each route.  And, at just $4.00 per ticket, this is the cheapest boat ride in NYC - except for the free Staten Island Ferry. As you can see on […]

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March 14, 2022
Things to Do in the East Village

This post is about things to do in the East Village, including free and nighttime activities, as well as where to eat, shop, and see art.  The East Village is a great area to visit and is largely known for its history of immigration in NYC. But, it's also famous for its vibrant food scene, […]

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