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When I'm not in college I live about 20 mins out of DC, Uber is your best friend there. Also, if you want to try Korean food, its about 20 mins away from Annandale and Centreville, both of which have pretty hardcore Korean communities. You can have all-you-can-eat KBBQ in either one, though Iron Age in Centreville is much better than what you would find in Annandale.
I'm not sure how traffic outside of the US works but 8-10 and 4-6 you either want to walk or kill yourself waiting for traffic to clear up. Traffic in DC is permanently ****ty, subway and uber are your friends.
There are many things you can do in DC, but if you want to try different things out in the area you can visit Georgetown (technically in DC), Old Town (Alexandria), or visit National Harbor, which recently had a massive casino open.
I'm not sure how traffic outside of the US works but 8-10 and 4-6 you either want to walk or kill yourself waiting for traffic to clear up. Traffic in DC is permanently ****ty, subway and uber are your friends.
There are many things you can do in DC, but if you want to try different things out in the area you can visit Georgetown (technically in DC), Old Town (Alexandria), or visit National Harbor, which recently had a massive casino open.
Thanks to jhoijhoi for the awesome PsiGuard-loving sig!
DreamingInRed wrote:
Chicago (5 days), Washington D.C. (3 days), Philadelphia (2 days) and New York (6 days).
Always open for suggestions
Always open for suggestions
Suggestion: skip chicago or don't spend 5 days, there's honestly nothing there worthy of your time, you'd be better off going to Detroit or St. Louis or better yet going out west. I can hardly think of enough things to do in a day at chicago let alone 5.
In Philadelphia you absolutely have to get a philly cheesesteak. The Liberty Bell is a tourist trap and quite honestly a cracked bell, it isn't that interesting. Philly art museum is worth the stop if you're into art or museums. Rocky Balboa is also worth seeing as it isn't too far out of the way if you happen to find yourself downtown.
In New York skip the pizza, all of the "authentic New York style pizza" is garbage, but about 45 minutes out of NYC you can get good pizza. Statue of liberty is worth the trip, skip empire state building, the 9/11 memorial is phenomenal and worth spending time at
idk about D.C.
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