Arlington National Cemetery has recently installed new security procedures. We're trying out best to make it clear on where exactly to meet your guide if you reserved our Arlington National Cemetery walking tour. SECURITY PROCEDURES: You may want to look into luggage storage before arriving at Arlington National Cemetery if you're travelling with large bags. […]
The weather in Washington DC in March is considered the first month of Spring. In my role as both your tour guide and a retired meteorologist, I combine unique skills to provide precise weather forecasts for this month. This ensures you have all the information you need to enjoy your tour regardless of the weather […]
Arlington National Cemetery is the final resting place of many American heroes and significant figures from throughout the history of the United States. This list will compile a number of important sites you may want to visit while you’re at Arlington. I've included names you may have heard of and a few you probably don't […]
DC is famed for something pretty sweet: it’s cupcakes. Deciding which of the many bakeries to visit can be challenging, so we’ve narrowed down some of the very best here in DC. For a full list of things to do in DC, click here. MOST FAMOUS Georgetown Cupcakes - A conversation about cupcakes in DC […]
This post is about the best Cherry Blossom tours offered for 2026 Bloom. For more information on how to get the most out of the events, read our Cherry Blossom Festival Guide. A different take on regular walking tours, there are many tour opportunities to explore the city for great photographic spots, learn about the […]
It is a scene that defines Arlington National Cemetery and reminds the visitor that this cemetery is not an outdoor museum, rather it is an active cemetery. Passing through is the Caisson Platoon of the Third Infantry Regiment, the Old Guard, the oldest infantry unit in the United States Army on their way to a […]
This post reviews the various bus companies that offer bus service between NYC and DC. We compare the average prices, length of journey, availability of basic facilities (such as Wifi and luggage storage), and arrival/departure locations, updated for 2025. With so many different bus companies operating between the cities, it is hard to know which one […]
Looking for the best food deals in New York City? NYC Restaurant Week is your chance to enjoy some of the city's top restaurants for a fraction of the usual price. From July 20 through August 16, 2026, more than 300 of NYC's best restaurants will offer special prix-fixe menus, making this one of the […]
Boat tours offer you a unique perspective of Washington, D.C and Virginia. During a Potomac River cruise, you can enjoy unique views of some of the city's famous landmarks including the memorials on the National Mall, Old Town Alexandria, and National Harbor. Rather than providing an interesting account of our nation’s history, these services often include […]
There are tons of things to do while visiting Washington, D.C. during St. Patrick’s Day! Whether it's enjoying delicious Irish cuisine with some authentic Irish music, or visiting our beautiful landmarks that have been built by Irish hands, there is fun for everyone during this festive weekend. St. Patrick's Day is Monday, March 17, 2025. […]
This post provides details about what kind of weather to expect in Dublin in June, as well as tips on what to wear and things to do, updated for 2025. As both your tour guide and a retired meteorologist, I combine my guiding expertise with my weather forecasting skills. This enables me to provide you […]
This post summarizes the July weather in Dublin, Ireland, with tips on what to wear, as well as things to do. As local tour guides, we know that July is one of the best times for walking tours, because there's usually a lot of great, sunny weather. And I am not just a tour guide. […]
This post covers the weather in Dublin in August, including average temperatures and precipitation, as well as tips on what to pack. As your tour guide, I bring expertise not only in guiding but also from my extensive career as a retired meteorologist. I provide you with accurate weather forecasts for this month to ensure […]
This post is about the many New Orleans Mardi Gras Parades, the krewes and dance troupes that participate in them and helping you find a parade that is right for you. What is a Carnival Krewe? A krewe - pronounced like “crew” - is a social club, and many of them are involved in making […]
When the museums and federal buildings close, there are still great options of what to do in DC at night - but as a tour guide, I think night tours are one of the best options. We suggest walking tours, because that is what DC by Foot does best - but we do offer bus […]
Visiting the Washington National Cathedral is certainly a highlight of any trip to DC. Located just north of Georgetown, the Washington National Cathedral is the 6th largest cathedral in the world. There is an admission fee (unless you're attending a service) and it is only open to visitors on select dates (it is open more […]
