Best 2 Day Washington DC Itinerary | Top Sights & Tips

Posted on 13/05/202517/05/2025 by Luciana Murillo

Crafting Your Perfect 2-Day Washington DC Itinerary Planning a quick trip to our nation’s capital? A well-structured 2-day Washington, D.C. itinerary requires a strategic approach, balancing must-see landmarks with authentic local experiences. This means considering not just what you want to see, but when and how you’ll see it. Choosing…

Top 10+ things to see and do in Washington DC

Posted on 15/04/202321/01/2025 by Travel Guides Editor @ gotravelyourself.com

Washington DC has long been known as the nation’s capital and a hub of politics and power. But there’s much more to see and do in this vibrant city than just the monuments and political landmarks.

Washington DC: world metropolis with great historical heritage

Posted on 15/04/202313/05/2025 by Travel Guides Editor @ gotravelyourself.com

Washington, DC, the U.S. capital and seat of three branches of government, is a city on the banks of Potomac River, between states of Maryland and Virginia. It is famous for vast collection of admission free, public museums and many nations’ monuments and memorials. The central tourist area is the…

Thanksgiving Weekend in and out of Washington, DC

Posted on 15/04/202320/01/2025 by Travel Guides Editor @ gotravelyourself.com

Washington, DC is a fine place to spend Thanksgiving weekend. From parades to fine dining, the nation’s capital and the surrounding area provide something for the whole family. Here are some ideas of what to see there and how to make the most of the weekend in and around DC….

Luciana Murillo

Hey everyone! I’m Luciana, a travel writer from Colombia. I focus on places I know and love — mostly Colombia, Central America, and North America.

I’m all about discovering those hidden gems that don’t always make it into the guidebooks — think street food stalls, quiet little towns, underrated hiking trails, and the kind of real-life moments that truly capture what a place is all about.

Whether I’m wandering through vibrant markets in Guatemala, cruising across the deserts of the U.S., or hiking the Andes, I try to keep it real and useful — no fluff, just the good stuff.

When I’m not off exploring or writing about it, you’ll probably find me sipping too much coffee, editing photos, or dreaming up my next trip.

Let’s keep discovering and traveling smarter — one trip at a time.

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