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DC TRAVEL (HULL) LIMITED are an established Private Limited Company who have traded for 4 years. Their area of operation is the Taxi operation sector, the SIC for which is 49320. Their registered office is situated in the 266-290 WINCOLMLEE area of HULL.

Their legal country of registration is United Kingdom. Private Limited Companys are required to file accounts on an annual basis and their last set of accounts was made up until 30/09/2021. DC TRAVEL (HULL) LIMITED are next due to file for year 2024 by the 30/06/2023

Their status at Companies House is Active which means they are likely to be trading. Their unique company number is 12730203. Their corporate structure is that of a Private Limited Company

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Dc Travel (hull) Ltd

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Unit 107 Hull Microfirms Centre 266-290 Wincolmlee HU2 0PZ Hull

Number: 12730203

Incorporation date: 2020-07-09

End of financial year: 30 September

Category: Private Limited Company

Status: Active

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The enterprise is known under the name of Dc Travel (hull) Limited. This company was founded four years ago and was registered with 12730203 as the reg. no. This office of the company is situated in Hull. You can contact them at Unit 107 Hull Microfirms Centre, 266-290 Wincolmlee. This company's SIC code is 49320 - Taxi operation. The most recent filed accounts documents provide detailed information about the period up to Friday 30th September 2022 and the most recent confirmation statement was submitted on Saturday 8th July 2023.

Because of this particular firm's growth, it became imperative to appoint new directors: Mandy C. and Dale C. who have been assisting each other since 2023/11/14 to fulfil their statutory duties for the limited company.

Mandy C. is the individual who has control over this firm, owns over 3/4 of company shares and has 3/4 to full of voting rights.

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Role: Director

Appointed: 14 November 2023

Latest update: 22 May 2024

Appointed: 09 July 2020

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DC TRAVEL (HULL) LIMITED is a Private Limited Company incorporated on the 09/07/2020 and has the Company Number: 12730203 . The company's Country of Origin is: United Kingdom .

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Navy Aircraft Carrier 'Armed' With F-35C Fighters Will Deploy Near China's Doorstep

Summary and Key Points: The USS George Washington (CVN-73) has arrived in California after a voyage from Norfolk, Virginia, and will conduct a "hull swap" with the USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76), which has been based in Japan since 2015.

-The USS George Washington, fresh from a prolonged Refueling and Complex Overhaul, will return to Japan, accompanied by Carrier Air Wing Five and a squadron of F-35C Lightning II fighters. The USS Ronald Reagan will head to Bremerton, Washington, for maintenance.

-The George Washington's overhaul faced significant delays due to COVID-19 and other issues, extending the process to nearly six years.

USS George Washington Will Head to Japan With F-35 Lightning IIs

The United States Navy's Nimitz-class nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN-73) arrived last week at Naval Air Station North Island, California, after completing a "round-the-horn" voyage from Norfolk, Virginia. The carrier had departed Norfolk in late April, and then took part in a series of U.S. Southern Command exercises, and conducted planned port calls in Brazil, Chile, and Peru.

In May 2023, CVN-73 was returned to the U.S. Navy after completing her four-year Refueling and Complex Overhaul (RCOH) that began in August 2017.

While in California, the supercarrier – one of the ten Nimitz class – will conduct a "hull swap" operation with her sister ship USS Ronald Reagan (CVN-76), which had been forward-deployed to Japan since 2015. USS George Washington will now return to Japan, and it was in 2008 that the warship became the first nuclear-powered aircraft to be forward-deployed at Naval Base Yokosuka.

During the scheduled weeks-long hull swap, hundreds of Japan-based sailors on CVN-76 will transfer to CVN-73 and make the crossing across the Pacific back to Yokosuka. USS Ronald Reagan will then head to Bremerton, Washington, where the carrier will undergo maintenance before beginning her next deployment.

F-35 Air Wing To Deploy With CVN-73

Among those transferring from USS Ronald Reagan are the sailors and aviators of Carrier Air Wing Five (CVW-5), which will be joined by a squadron of the Lockheed Martin F-35C Lightning II – the fifth-generation carrier-based variant of the Joint Strike Fighter.

The U.S. Navy announced on Monday that "Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 147 and Fleet Logistics Multi-Mission Squadron (VRM) 30, Detachment Forward Deployed Naval Forces (FDNF) will forward deploy to Iwakuni, Japan."

The sea service added that the squadrons will join the other aircraft of CVW-5, while "The F-35C Lightning II aircraft of VFA 147 will replace the F/A-18 Hornets of VFA 115, while the CMV-22B Osprey aircraft of VRM 30, Det FDNF will replace the C-2A Greyhound aircraft of the Fleet Logistics Squadron (VRC) 30 detachment previously supporting CVW 5 and Carrier Strike Group (CSG) 5."

Behind Schedule – But Better Late Than Never

USS George Washington will arrive back in Japan later than expected following the RCOH at HII's Newport News Shipbuilding in Virginia. The normally four-year-long maintenance period stretched to just short of six years due to a number of factors, including supply chain issues and workforce problems that were exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, USNI News reported . USS George Washington began the RCOH period on Aug. 4, 2017, and was only redelivered to the U.S. Navy on May 25, 2023.

During the RCOH, the sea service also conducted an extensive quality of life study that revealed sailors living aboard the carrier had some of the toughest living conditions in the Department of Defense (DoD). The investigation followed the death by suicide of nine of the carrier's sailors from 2017 to 2022.

The lengthy delays meant many sailors assigned to the carrier didn't get to do what they signed up for – namely to go to sea and see the world. That has certainly changed since April, and soon the sailors will be deployed from Japan.

"Sailors join the Navy ... to be part of something bigger than themselves," Command Master Chief Randy Swanson told KPBS.com. "Also, to go see the world and to do their job."

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Dc Travel (hull) Limited is a private limited company situated at Unit 107 Hull Microfirms Centre, 266-290 Wincolmlee, Hull HU2 0PZ. Its net worth is valued to be roughly 0 pounds, while the fixed assets the company owns amount to 0 pounds. Incorporated on 2020-07-09, this 4-year-old company is run by 2 directors. Director Mandy C., appointed on 14 November 2023. Director Dale C., appointed on 09 July 2020. The company is categorised as "taxi operation" (SIC: 49320). The latest confirmation statement was filed on 2023-07-08 and the date for the next filing is 2024-07-22. Moreover, the annual accounts were filed on 30 September 2022 and the next filing should be sent on 30 June 2024.

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The list of persons with significant control that own or have control over the company includes 3 names. As BizStats found, there is Mandy C. This PSC has 75,01-100% voting rights and has 75,01-100% shares. Another entity in the persons with significant control register is Paula W. This PSC owns 75,01-100% shares and has 75,01-100% voting rights. The third one is Dale C., who also fulfils the Companies House requirements to be indexed as a person with significant control. This PSC owns 75,01-100% shares.

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How to Travel From Dulles Airport to Washington, DC, by Train, Bus, and Car

Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) is the busiest of the three D.C.-area airports , located about 26 miles outside of the city in Dulles, Virginia. When traffic conditions are good, it takes 40 minutes to get from Dulles Airport to Washington, D.C. Depending on where you're going in D.C., taking the silver metro line may be faster—especially during rush hour. Read on for your three options for getting from Dulles Airport to Washington, D.C.

What Is the Cheapest Way to Get From Dulles Airport to Washington, D.C.?

One bus and one train option are available to shuttle passengers from Dulles Airport into Washington, D.C., providing travelers with the most economical way to get into the city.

• Silver Metro line : This metro line picks up at the airport and goes right into D.C. The journey to Foggy Bottom, for example, takes 46 minutes. A ticket costs $6, or $3.85 off-peak/$2 on the weekends, paid by SmarTrip or cash. This is the fastest and most direct method into the city.
• Virginia Breeze: Operated by Megabus, this intercity bus service will pick you up at Curb 2A at Dulles Airport and take you to the Bus Deck at Union Station , with one stop in Arlington. The bus ride takes either 45 minutes or one hour and 10 minutes, and tickets start at $15.

What Is the Easiest Way to Get From Dulles Airport to Washington, D.C.?

Hiring a taxi or car service—or renting a car and driving yourself—is the easiest way to get from Dulles Airport into Washington, D.C., with a total travel time of about 35-45 minutes, depending on traffic and where in the city you're heading to.

It's also the most expensive option. The only taxi company that is allowed to pick-up or drop off at Dulles Airport is Washington Flyer, and fares into the city are metered and range from $65–$73. Ride-sharing services Uber and Lyft are also available from the airport, and fares begin at about $45.

If your final destination is Washington, D.C., and you plan to stay there for longer than a couple of days, renting a car from the airport isn't recommended. Parking in the city is expensive and difficult to find, and you won't need a vehicle to get around once you're in the city.

When Is the Best Time to Travel to Washington, D.C.?

Traffic around the Washington, D.C. area is always a problem, but especially so during weekday mornings and evenings. If you happen to arrive during rush hour, take that extra time into account if you're using a car or bus service. If you take the train during rush hour then you don't have to worry about congestion on the streets, but you do have to worry about packed trains, which can be a bother if you're carrying luggage.

In terms of the weather, spring and fall are the most comfortable times to visit Washington, D.C. Winters can be brutally cold while summers are outrageously muggy, making them less-than-ideal times for exploring all of the outdoor sites that Washington, D.C., has to offer. April is a particularly great month to visit because not only is the weather warming up, but the famous cherry blossom trees that line the National Mall are all in bloom and celebrated in the annual Cherry Blossom Festival .

What Is There to Do in Washington, D.C.?

Whether it's your first time or hundredth time visiting the nation's capital, seeing iconic buildings such as the White House, U.S. Capitol, or the Supreme Court never loses its magic. Not to mention all of the monuments that line the National Mall, such as the Lincoln Memorial and towering Washington Monument. The Smithsonian Museums are a vast network of free sites including art museums, history museums, and even the National Zoo. But Washington, D.C., is much more than just sightseeing, as it's also a cultural hub with some of the trendiest restaurants, bars, cafes, boutiques, and neighborhoods on the East Coast.

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Washington, D.C. is so much more than the political epicenter of the U.S. The city offers legendary museums, one of the best hotels in the country in 2022 (as voted by T+L readers), and a calendar full of fun events for the entire family. History buffs will love stepping back in time at the National Mall, and anyone with a passion for reading will swoon at the book collection in the Library of Congress. Nature lovers should opt for a springtime visit, when the cherry blossoms bloom and events start to trickle outside, including the Blossom Kite Festival. And let's not forget that the country's capital is also a college town, with universities like Georgetown, Howard, George Washington, and American all within city limits.

Whether you're headed there to learn, play, or even just as a stopover before your next destination, you should explore everything the capital city has to offer. These are the best places to stay, eat, and shop in Washington, D.C.

Riggs Washington, D.C.

Riggs Washington D.C. is the place to stay in the capital city, and it's got the accolades to prove it. The property was named the best hotel in Washington, D.C . in 2022 by T+L readers. Once a national bank headquarters, the hotel combines its past and present beautifully. You'll find small bespoke touches that pay homage to its history, including in-room minibars designed like vintage safes.

The Jefferson

The Jefferson , also voted one of the city's best hotels in 2022 by T+L readers, is an independently owned boutique that features "99 guest rooms inspired by our third president’s travels in Paris and home in Charlottesville, Virginia," T+L contributor Rebecca Ascher-Walsh previously reported. The hotel is currently offering a "Summer of Discovery" package, where guests can receive a daily itinerary curated by the hotel's in-house historian, a $50 daily dining credit, and late checkout.

Rosewood Washington, D.C.

Rosewood Washington, D.C. is a chic retreat in Georgetown set along the C&O Canal and is a favorite among T+L readers . The property features 55 rooms, 12 suites, and six town houses designed for long-term guests. Enjoy a meal on-site at Cut, a Wolfgang Puck steakhouse. The restaurant is open seven days a week and hosts brunch on the weekend. Reservations are recommended.

The Hay-Adams

This historic hotel, also loved by T+L readers , overlooks Lafayette Square and has great views of the White House and the Washington Monument. The Hay-Adams was named after its original residents — John Hay and Henry Adams. Scott Bay, a T+L contributor, reported that "the details seen throughout the Italian Renaissance-style mansion and its 145 rooms evoke a sense of timelessness that keeps visitors coming back year after year."

Pendry Washington, D.C. The Wharf

The Pendry is one of D.C.'s newest properties and was named one of the best new hotels in 2023 by T+L editors. The 131-room hotel features high-end amenities, including "a panoramic pool terrace with cabanas, sun loungers, and a swimming pool; spa facilities; and a rooftop restaurant," T+L contributor Dobrina Zhekova previously reported . Most rooms in the hotel feature floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase stunning views of the Potomac River and monuments like the Jefferson Memorial.

Library of Congress

The Library of Congress is the largest library in the world, and the building itself is a work of art, with a beautiful, intricate reading room and other fine architectural details. It provides a great respite for anyone seeking knowledge or just a break from the D.C. humidity. Kevin Fanning, former D.C. tour guide and current regional sales manager at tour company WeVenture, recommends that travelers get themselves a library card. "You [might never] go into the reading rooms, but [it'll be] a souvenir that says you are a member of the Library of Congress." The library is closed on Sundays and Mondays, and all visitors must reserve a timed-entry pass before visiting. You can reserve them for free online.

George Washington's Mount Vernon

Tour George Washington's estate home and learn about the first president's life and legacy at this historic site. In addition to the mansion, which offers timed entry, Mount Vernon has a museum and education center, gardens, a slave memorial, a working farm, and Washington's tomb. There are also seasonal events here as well, including whiskey tastings, a colonial market, and fireworks. The estate is open 365 days a year from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $28 for adults, $15 for children between six and eleven, and free for children under five.

National Mall

Often referred to as "America's front yard," the National Mall is home to iconic monuments like the Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument, and the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial. "The easiest way to get around the National Mall is the D.C. Circulator, " Kevin Fanning noted when asked about the two-mile-long stretch of monuments. "There's a city bus that runs around the National Mall every 10 minutes." Make sure you check its website for regular and seasonal schedules.

Washington, D.C. is home to 74 museums that cover topics ranging from history and art to science and aerospace. Notable museums include the National Museum of African American History and Culture ; the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History ; and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum , dedicated to the ongoing preservation of Holocaust history. Carolyn Crouch, founder of popular D.C. walking tour company Washington Walks, also recommends visiting the Capital Jewish Museum. "[It] includes the city's oldest synagogue building. [Check out] 'Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsberg,' its inaugural exhibition."

United States Botanic Garden

While the National Arboretum is larger in scale, don't pass up the opportunity to see this curated nature exhibition right in the heart of downtown D.C. Established in 1820, this is the oldest continuously operated public garden in the U.S. — and a great place to escape the city and learn about various plants and flowers.

Cady's Alley

This design district is home to high-end designers and local antiques, including home furnishings, fashion, and other chic shops. The 19 stores that currently occupy the alley include high-end jewelry shop Brilliant Earth; Relish, which sells clothes and accessories; and District Doughnut , which sells — you guessed it — donuts.

M Street Shops, Georgetown

M Street is a must-visit for D.C. visitors keen on shopping the city's high-end boutiques. You can also stop in at some national favorites, like Patagonia, Urban Outfitters, and Brandy Melville .

Politics and Prose

Known for their almost-nightly author talks, this independent bookstore carries thousands of books and includes an expanded children's section. Additional locations at Union Market and the Wharf make it accessible as part of any just about sightseeing day in town. For exclusive discounts and perks, become a Politics and Prose member for just $35 a year.

CityCenterDC

CityCenterDC , located in downtown D.C., is your one-stop shopping destination, with 34 retail options, nine dining venues, and even lodging at the Conrad Washington D.C . Shops include high-end brands like Gucci, Dior, and Chanel. Carolyn Crouch recommends visiting some of the gourmet food stores while you're here, too. "Stop in at Mercato Centrolina for house-made pasta and sauces, and stop at Piccolina for delectable cakes and tarts."

The Restaurant at District Winery

Inside D.C.'s first operational commercial winery is an upscale dining room with expansive windows overlooking the nearby Anacostia River. Chef de cuisine Nicholas Fulginiti created a delicious vegetable-forward menu inspired by local ingredients. Stop in for dinner on weekdays from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m., or hit up brunch on the weekends, when doors open at 11 a.m.

Call Your Mother

This D.C. deli is one of President Joe Biden's favorite spots — he picked up bagels at the Georgetown location shortly after he was sworn in as president. Call Your Mother's bagels are inspired by New York and Montreal-style bagels, and they sell deli favorites like tuna melts and pastrami sandwiches as well. Their seven D.C. locations are open every day, though each has its own set hours. Check the hours online before you go, and order in advance if you can.

Fiola Mare delivers high-end service, delicious seafood and beautiful waterfront views. The sophisticated, seasonally changing menu reflects the fare found along some of Italy's most famous coastlines, including the Amalfi Coast and Sicily. It makes for a great fine-dining option around Georgetown and welcomes guests seven days a week — though be aware it's only open from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Mondays. Reservations are recommended.

Award-winning chef José Andrés started his legacy here in 1993, helping to transform the Penn Quarter neighborhood into a bustling food destination. Jaleo celebrates Spanish culture through delicious signature tapas, paellas, and cured meats. "No one should travel to Washington, D.C. without dining at one of José Andrés restaurants," Carolyn Crouch remarked when asked about Jaleo. "Why not start with the original? It's where countless Washingtonians have fallen in love with Spanish tapas." Stop by during the weekday for "sangria hour," where sangria, wine, and certain tapas are reduced in price from 3 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Note that the restaurant is closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Union Market

Currently home to 41 vendors, this artisanal hub boasts an array of delicious restaurants, from smaller names like TaKorean , which only operates in the D.C. and Maryland areas, to French pastry giant Ladurée. There's something here that'll suit everyone's taste buds, including Argentinian empanadas, avocado toast, and Southern comfort food. The hall is open Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sundays from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

The best time to go to Washington, D.C. is between April and June, when temperatures are moderately warm and events abundant.

The spring brings D.C.'s famous cherry blossom season, arguably the most beautiful time of year in the capital city. "Few cities undergo [a] seasonal transformation more beautifully and dramatically than Washington, D.C.," T+L contributor Katie Chang previously reported . "Its 3,000-plus cherry blossom trees remain a visually striking symbol of renewal, hope, and friendship." The National Cherry Blossom Festival takes place from late March to early April, and guests can enjoy a kite festival, parade, and cherry blossom-themed eats.

May brings graduation season, and the city's hotels start to book up with proud family members. Reserve a room well in advance — especially at the city's top hotels — if you plan to travel during this time.

Washington, D.C.'s high season is July and August, which are also the hottest months of the year here. The Fourth of July is a big draw for the nation's capital. When the weather is nice, Carolyn Crouch urges tourists to "get out on the water. Take a water taxi from the Southwest waterfront to Georgetown or Old Town Alexandria. You'll see iconic sites along the way."

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You can get to Washington, D.C. by plane, train, and bus. Washington Dulles International Airport is the largest airport in the area and is serviced by all major U.S. airlines. However, it is located about 26 miles outside of D.C. in Chantilly, Virginia. Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is only about five miles from D.C., but has significantly less flight options, as it is only served by eight airlines.

Amtrak trains have daily routes from major cities like New York, Boston, and Chicago that run directly to Union Station, which is within walking distance of some of D.C.'s most popular landmarks.

If you prefer the bus, companies like MegaBus offer several different routes to the capital city. MegaBus currently offers trips to D.C. from most major cities, including New York, Pittsburgh, and Boston.

Downtown: Downtown is home to the most important address in America: 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. In addition to the White House, you'll find a number of D.C.'s most famous museums downtown, including the National Geographic Museum, which is currently being renovated to include amazing new experiences for visitors. (Keep an eye on its website to see when it will be open to the public.) And if you're looking for stunning views but don't want to deal with the crowds at the Washington Monument, Kevin Fanning recommends you head to the old post office and clock tower, located on the corner of 11th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. "The clock tower goes up 257 feet, giving you unparalleled views of Pennsylvania Avenue. You don't need tickets to go to the top, as it is owned and operated by the National Park Service."

Georgetown: The neighborhood around Georgetown University is more than just your classic college enclave. You'll find upscale restaurants and hotels along the C&O Canal, luxury shopping on M Street, and historic homes dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries.

Capitol Hill: Home to the U.S. Capitol building, the Supreme Court building, and the U.S. House and Senate, this neighborhood is the political epicenter of our country. You'll find plenty of tourists and the political working crowd here, some of whom reside in the lovely 19th-century Capitol Hill row houses.

The Wharf: This trendy neighborhood is helping to reestablish D.C. as a waterfront destination. Crouch says you can have the ultimate D.C. experience in this neighborhood. "Start with a bit of shopping at Shop Made in D.C., where everything is made by local makers. Next door is a branch of Politics & Prose, one of Washington's favorite independent bookstores. Across the way is Surfside, a locally owned taco stand with an island vibe. For dessert, head over to the family-owned and -operated Southwest Soda Pop Shop for homemade ice cream and vegan soft serve."

Trains: The city's Metrorail , run by Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA), operates across Washington, D.C. and into parts of Virginia and Maryland. It has six lines — yellow, orange, red, blue, green, and silver. Metrorail rides cost anywhere between $2 and $6, depending on where you're traveling and when. You can also buy a one-day pass for $13, a three-day pass for $28, and a seven-day pass for $58. Download the WMATA SmartTrip App to plan your metro and bus trips, and pay in advance.

Buses: The city's Metrobus system, also run by WMATA, will change drastically in the coming years for the very first time since the network's creation in 1973. WMATA has created Better Bus , an initiative meant to completely revitalize the bus system. Changes will include the integration of new bus lanes, new transit signals, and better service times and locations that reflect the needs of D.C. residents. The project is still in its planning stage, but changes are set to roll out in 2024.

Taxis and Car Service: Uber and Lyft are available in the greater Washington, D.C. area, and there are taxi stands spread out across the city. To schedule a cab in advance, book through a local company like D.C. Yellow Cab . You can also schedule a local black car through services like ExecuCar.

Cars: Driving in the capital city isn't necessary because the public transportation system is so comprehensive, but you can download apps like SpotHero to find and reserve parking spaces all across the city if necessary.

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Travel and Training

In the modern workforce, organizations and employees benefit from the continuous attainment of new skills and abilities. Certain government functions may also require employees to travel. To support these ends, the District government provides travel reimbursement for appropriate expenses incurred by employees. This issuance provides guidance on travel requests, and the reimbursement process. 

Government Travel

When incurring travel expenses, District government agencies and employees should be guided by principles of accountability, transparency, efficiency, and economy.

Agencies should only incur expenses when doing so would benefit the operations and services provided by the District government and should limit the number of travelers to the minimum necessary. An employee must exercise the same care in incurring travel expenses that a prudent person of modest means would exercise if traveling on personal business to keep costs as low as possible. 

Travel Officer Designation

Ultimately, each agency’s Travel Officer oversees travel expenditure approvals and reimbursements. For this reason, each agency should designate a Travel Officer. In the absence of a specific designee, the agency head serves as the Travel Officer.

Travel Officer Responsibilities

• Reviewing, verifying, certifying, and processing all requests for travel authorizations, advancements, and reimbursements;
• Ensuring compliance with Chapter 40 of the District personnel regulations; and
• Consulting with the agency’s general counsel when appropriate.

Approved Reasons for Travel

Travel can be a necessary expense for District government employees as a part of their positions. However, to receive reimbursement for expenses incurred during travel, it must:

• Support District government business (for example, conferences and meetings);
• Develop employees in a way that benefits District government operations (e.g. training and seminars); or
• Be due to an emergency that interrupts of one of the two allowable trips described above.

Emergency Travel

While on approved travel, employees may experience an emergency that can interrupt their trip. Under these circumstances, employees may be eligible to receive reimbursement for expenses associated with the emergency trip. Reimbursable emergency travel must be a result of one of the following:

• If the employee becomes incapacitated due to illness or injury due to no fault of their own;
• If a member of the employee’s family dies or becomes seriously ill; or
• If a catastrophic occurrence or an impending disaster, such as fire or flood, directly impacts the employee’s home.

Requesting Travel

Employees who wish to engage in government travel to a destination more than 50 miles from the District of Columbia, must draft and give to their supervisor a Travel Justification Memo addressed to their agency Director that identifies:

• The specific knowledge or skill that will be learned by participating in the training; and
• How the acquired knowledge or skill will help advance the work of the District government, their agency, or their unit.

If an equivalent or similar training is offered by the District government, the trainee or supervisor must also identify how the training differs from what is offered. If there is no legitimate business reason to incur the expense of outside training, the request will be denied. For a quick checklist for requesting travel and reimbursement requests, please refer to Attachment 2 (Request Checklist).  

Local Travel

Local travel is defined as travel within 50 miles of the District of Columbia. Agencies, at their discretion, may choose to allow for oral requests and approvals for local travel in-lieu of a justification memo. However, employees must still complete a written Training and Travel Expense Authorization Form (see Required Forms) .

International Travel

All international travel on behalf of the District government must be approved by the Mayor’s Chief of Staff through the Mayor’s Office of the General Counsel. International travel requests and procedures must adhere to the guidelines provided in Mayor’s Memorandum 2017-001 , dated May 2, 2017.

Required Forms

In addition to the Travel Justification Memo, employees must also submit a Training and Travel Expense Authorization Form (TR-1) to receive approval to incur training and travel expenses. If transportation or lodging expenses are projected to exceed the lowest rate available, the employee must also submit a Travel Exemption Request Form (TR-2) at the time of the request for training. These forms can be found in the Travel Forms Excel spreadsheet (Attachment 1).  

Training and Travel Expense Authorization Form

In order to have a request for travel or training reviewed, employees must prepare and submit a TR-1. The form requires employees to identify their proposed method of travel, vendor information, method of payment, and estimated expenses. The employee may also use the form to request an advance on certain expenditures.

Employees should consult with their agency’s Travel Officer to obtain information on expenditure guidelines, allowances, and agency-specific travel rules before completing the form.

Travel Exemption Request Form

Employees must complete the TR-2 when travel-related lodging or transportation expenses are greater than the lowest available rate, or when an employee is unable to obtain lower rates for early conference training registration, or another item that requires exemption (if requested by the OCFO). If applicable, employees must submit this form with their requested advance or reimbursement.

Service Agreement

If the total cost of the training is greater than $2,500, or will exceed 80 hours of duty over the course of a single training program, the employee must complete an Agreement to Continue in Service Form . The service agreement will require the employee to agree to remain in employment with the District government for a defined period of time and to acknowledge that the costs of training will be withheld from their final paycheck or recovered by alternate means should they voluntarily retire or resign before completing the required amount of service.

An employee who enters into an agreement must give their employing agency a notice of 10 workdays prior to separating from District government. Additional information on this topic can be found in Continuation of Service Agreement . 

Supporting Documentation

Employees must submit the following supporting documentation with each travel request:

• Documentation detailing the cost of transportation (e.g., a printout of a ticket of intended purchase, or a price comparison website showing the cost of the ticket);
• Documentation detailing the cost of any lodging (e.g., a printout of the lodging price or of a price comparison website showing the cost of lodging);
• Documentation showing that the cost of transportation and lodging are the lowest rate available (e.g., a printout from a price comparison website);
• Documentation detailing the per diem lodging rate for the destination, if applicable (e.g., a printout from the General Services Administration (GSA) website ); and
• Documentation detailing the per diem meal and incidental expense rate for the travel destination (e.g., a printout from the GSA website ).

Failure to submit required documentation may result in the denial of a request.

Approval Process

Travel approvals shall be processed as follows: 

• The employee requesting travel authorization shall submit the required forms detailed above to their immediate supervisor.
• The supervisor shall review and certify whether the requested travel benefits the agency.
• The supervisor shall submit the approval form to the travel officer.
• The travel officer shall certify whether the request complies with Chapter 40 of the District Personnel Regulations, and that the request is complete and accurate.
• The travel officer shall secure the signature of the agency fiscal officer certifying that funds are available to fund the request.
• The agency head or designee shall either approve or deny the travel approval request; and
• The travel officer shall notify the employee and the supervisor of the decision on the request.

Canceling Travel

If authorized travel is cancelled for official purposes, or for a reason beyond the employee’s control, and the employee paid for the travel expenses with their own funds, the agency may reimburse the employee for nonrefundable expenses.

An employee must notify the travel officer of a cancellation of travel and submit a refund of any monies advanced in connection with the authorized travel. Advances that are not refunded to the agency within three business days shall be recovered by the agency, which may include an offset against the employee’s salary, a retirement credit, or other amount owed to the employee or any other legal method of recovery.

If authorized travel is cancelled because of an employee’s personal convenience, the employee will be solely responsible for any expenses incurred. 

Incurring Expenses While Traveling

Employees must keep receipts of all transactions related to the costs of training and travel. Employees must keep physical receipts or use agency-approved expense reporting applications such as Expensify. For a complete guide on reimbursable expenses, please refer to Attachment 3 (Reimbursement Guide).

Transportation Receipts

For air, train, rental car, and similar transportation expenses, receipts must show:

• The employee’s name;
• The name and phone number of the transportation company;
• For any flights, train travel, or similar carrier services, the route number, the class of service, the passenger record number, the date and time of the travel, and the starting and ending points of the travel;
• For rental cars, the date, time, and location of the pickup and drop-off of the car, the type of car rented, and the rental confirmation number; and
• The total cost of the transportation, listing separately the pre-tax amount and the amount of any tax.

Lodging Receipts

Lodging receipts must show:

• The name, address and phone number of the lodging;
• The dates of the stay; including the arrival and departure dates;
• The room type and daily rate for the lodging;
• A description of any additional benefits included in the daily lodging charge (such as meals, parking, or internet access);
• The tax rate and amount, if reimbursement of taxes is requested;
• An itemized list of additional charges, such as charges for telephone or internet service, if the reimbursement of these charges is requested; and
• The total cost of the lodging, including an itemized listing detailing each pre-tax charge, the pre-tax total, and the amount of any tax.

Meal Receipts 

Meal receipts must show:

• The employee’s name, handwritten if not printed on the receipt;
• The name and address of the restaurant;
• The date and time of the meal;
• An itemized list of each cost of the meal (that is, listing each beverage and meal item, and their costs, separately);
• The number of persons whose meals appear on the receipt, with the specific costs for which reimbursement are sought being clearly identified; provided, an employee shall obtain a separate receipt for their meal where feasible; and
• The total amount of the bill, including an itemized listing detailing each pre-tax charge, the pre-tax total, the amount of any tax, and the amount of any tip.

Expense Reimbursement

Within ten business days of returning from training or travel, employees must submit a Request for Training and Travel Expense Reimbursement Form (TR-3) to their agency travel officer. In order to reconcile expenses associated with training and related travel, employees must still use this form if they received an advance and are not seeking additional reimbursement. 

Employees who used a personal vehicle to travel locally, must also submit a Personal Vehicle Reimbursement Form (TR-4).

Employees must attach all receipts (or an expense report from an expense tracking application such as Expensify) to their TR-3 or TR-4.

Agency travel officers will review forms for accuracy, completeness, and applicability. If an employee submits an incomplete or inaccurate form, the travel officer must return the form to the employee for completion or correction. After verifying completeness and accuracy, the travel officer will sign the forms.

Each travel expense reimbursement form signed by the travel officer shall be submitted to the agency head, or the agency head’s designee. The agency head, or the agency head’s designee, must review and sign the form to authorize the reimbursement of the travel expenses.

Agencies will provide employees any authorized reimbursements within 30 calendar days after receiving a properly completed reimbursement form.

• Title 6-B, Chapter 40 of the D.C. Municipal Regulations
• Title 6-B Chapter 13 of the D.C. Municipal Regulations 

Attachments

• Attachment 1 - Travel Forms
• Attachment 2 - Request Checklist
• Attachment 3 - Reimbursement Guide
• Attachment 4 - Continuation of Service Agreement
• Attachment 5 - OCP Purchase Card (P-Card) Policy

Issued by Interim Director E. Lindsey Maxwell II, Esq., D.C. Department of Human Resources on Jan. 21, 2021, 4:29 p.m.

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Washington DC is one of America’s top travel destinations. This beautiful city is nestled on the Potomac River and steeped in history, culture, and art. From its marble monuments to its historic buildings, this modern metropolis has the ability to take you back in time.

However long you decide to spend in this famous city,, our Washington DC itinerary will guarantee that you hit all of its hallmarks!

You don’t have to be a history lover to enjoy a trip to Washington DC, there are options for everyone! From world-class museums to famous saloons and gorgeous day trips with beautiful views of the east coast, there’s plenty of options to make your trip to Washington DC as memorable as possible!

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This sprawling city is alive with tourism all year, but some months do produce temperatures that make outdoor exploring more enjoyable than others.

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The summer months (June – August) produce the warmest temperatures. Many people travel to Washington DC to take advantage of the warm weather and long summer days!

As fall approaches (September – November), a crisp breeze sets in and the leaves begin to change. This is the best time to plan a trip to Washington DC. The weather is comfortable and the crowds start to thin out.

You’ll want a warm winter jacket during the winter months (December – February). The air is chilly and snowfall occurs, but, luckily, there’s still plenty of things to do.

Spring (March – May) is a great time to plan a Washington DC vacation! The weather is nice and the cherry blossoms start to bloom all over the city. Many people travel to DC to see the nation’s capital accented in shades of pink!

With a Washington City Pass , you can experience the best of Washington at the CHEAPEST prices. Discounts, attractions, tickets, and even public transport are all standards in any good city pass – be sure invest now and save them $$$ when you arrive!

If you’re planning a trip to Washington DC, you’re going to want to stay in a good location that will make everything on your itinerary as accessible as possible. This historic city is full of culturally rich neighborhoods, and there’s no shortage of great areas to stay around Washington DC.

Dupont Circle is a popular residential neighborhood in Washington DC. From its lively nightclubs to diverse eateries, funky bookstores, and cozy coffee shops. There’s something for everyone!

You could easily spend the majority of your Washington DC trip exploring all the little pockets of this neighborhood. Take a tour of America’s first museum of modern art, explore the home of former President Woodrow Wilson, or have a shopping spree on Connecticut Avenue!

Georgetown is another great area of the city. This charming neighborhood is lined with cobblestone streets and historic houses.

Overlooking the Potomac River, Georgetown is great for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Rent a kayak, relax in a park, or take a walk along the historic Chesapeake Canal.

There are a number of kid-friendly activities to choose from when staying in Georgetown, such as ice skating or eating at cupcake shops.  If you’re planning a family trip to Washington DC, this is a great location to consider.

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Hi Washington DC is a clean, comfortable, and affordable hostel. Set in the heart of downtown, this hostel is close to all of DC’s top points of interest.

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Start the journey of exploring DC at this cute townhouse. You can have the whole thing all to yourself in the heart of America’s historic districts.

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Yes, that means you can explore and make time to grab some groceries to cook in the beautiful kitchen this home has.

Best Budget Hotel in Washington DC – Club Quarters Washington DC

Touring Washington DC is easy when you book a room at this hotel. The location is within walking distance to many of Washington DC attractions. It’s also surrounded by coffee shops and restaurants.

There is a restaurant on-site, a fitness center, and a tea/coffee maker in every room. This hotel is perfect for people who only have one day in Washington DC, you’ll be next to all the action!

Best Luxury Hotel in Washington DC – The Melrose Georgetown Hotel

This chic and modern hotel will make your vacation in Washington DC as lavish as possible. The staff makes you feel at home and the amenities are top-notch.

From bathrobes and slippers to a free newspaper delivered to your door daily, this hotel pays attention to detail. The location of this hotel is perfect for your Washington DC itinerary as you’ll be right next to many of the cities main attractions!

Whether you’re spending one day in Washington DC or many, you’re going to need to figure out how to get around. Luckily this city has a few options to choose from for transportation, and they’re all extremely easy and convenient!

The most popular form of public transportation is the metro. In order to ride the Metro in DC, you’ll need a SmarTrip card to enter and exit the station. This card is required for everyone aged 5 and older. You can purchase these cards at any metro station in the city. They cost $10.00 USD each and come preloaded with $8.00 USD worth of credit.

Fares between stations depends on distance and time of day. If you’re spending two-days in Washington DC or more, it might be worth it to invest in a one-day pass, which can be bought in increments of twenty-four hours. This pass allows for unlimited travel through the city using the metro. These passes cannot be bought on their own, you add them to your SmarTrip card at the station.

Uber is another great option for transportation. This smartphone app will send a car right to your door and will easily take you to all of your Washington DC landmarks!

The United States Capitol | The Eastern Market | Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum | National Gallery of Art |   Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History | Ford’s Theatre

Spend your first day in Washington DC checking out some of the city’s most famous buildings, museums, and cultural hubs!

Day 1 / Stop 1 – The United States Capitol

• Why it’s awesome: The United States Capital is one of the most recognizable symbols of representative democracy in the world, a must-see when touring Washington DC!
• Cost: Free!
• Food nearby : Sweetgreen is perfect for a quick and wholesome meal. This healthy fast-food chain offers an assortment of salads and grain bowls with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Ingredients are delivered fresh to their store every day and everything is made in store from scratch!

The Capitol Building represents the United States democratic society at a level of grandeur not often seen in American architecture. Start off your Washington DC itinerary with a free public tour of the U.S. Capitol building! All tours are guided and cover the Crypt, the Rotunda, and the National Statuary Hall.

Advance reservations are highly recommended, as tours tend to fill up fast, especially during spring and summer. Without a reservation, you’ll need to head to the U.S. Capitol Visitors Center and try to pick up a same-day ticket. Tours typically last ninety-minutes.  

Day 1 / Stop 2 – The Eastern Market

• Why it’s awesome: For over 136 years this DC market has served as a community hub. This lively market has food, drinks, crafts, unique gifts, music, and more!
• Cost: Free to enter.
• Food nearby: You’ll find a wide and diverse range of food options at this market. It’s a cross between a farmers market and a food court. Stay for a meal or take something with you. Aside from ready-made meals, you can also pick-up local produce, fresh cuts of meat, and ready-to-boil pasta.

This indoor and outdoor market is located in the heart of the historic Capitol Hill neighborhood. Discover DC while perusing through the local stands. You’ll find vendors selling a wide variety of products. From food to clothes, and even flowers, there’s an eclectic range of items and something for everyone!

Pick up a Washington DC keepsake, grab a drink, people-watch, or enjoy a meal and music! On the weekends, the market becomes a bit more lively as part of the street is shut down to allow for more vendors. If you’re spending a weekend in Washington DC don’t forget to check this place out!

Day 1 / Stop 3 – Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum

• Why it’s awesome: A fascinating museum containing the history of the mechanisms and processes that have led to some of our greatest aviation achievements!
• Food nearby: Just a short walk from the National Air and Space Museum, the Cosmos Cafe is a buffet-style “weigh and pay” restaurant. They offer a large variety of cuisines including American, Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Greek, and more! Choose from a large assortment of food that caters to all dietary needs.

The National Air and Space Museum is the most popular of the Smithsonian museums. You don’t need a guide to enjoy this museum. Just pay attention to the posted plaques located next to the exhibits, and you’ll learn everything you need to know!

If you’re touring Washington DC with kids make sure to check out the special hands-on science room, located on the first floor. Kids get a hands-on approach to learning. They can make a paper airplane and complete in a flight challenge, stare through a giant telescope, and test their skills as an airmail pilot!

You’ll find exhibits from the Wright Brothers first journey, Apollo 11 lunar artifacts, and more amazing history preserved for future generations. No matter your age, you’ll feel like a kid when you walk through these doors!

Day 1 / Stop 4 – National Gallery of Art

• What it’s awesome: View history through creative artwork at this DC museum!
• Food nearby: The Pavilion Cafe is located in the National Gallery of Art’s Sculpture Garden. The Cafe’s menu includes pizzas, sandwiches, salads, and desserts. Wine and beer are also available. It offers indoor/outdoor seating and a panoramic view of the sculpture garden.

The National Gallery of Art offers a unique view of history. It’s one of the largest museums in North America and has an attached sculpture garden. This innovative and stately gallery features numerous collections from various time periods.

The Gallery’s collection of paintings, drawings, prints, photographs, and sculptures traces the development of western art from the Middle Ages to the present. Included in this gallery is the only painting by Leonardo da Vinci in the Americas.

The building is well-organized with several levels of artwork. Each room is spacious, offering guests a relaxing and leisurely chance to stroll and enjoy the impressive rotation of artwork. See the past through painted pictures; these are great cultural representations of different time periods.

Day 1 / Stop 5 – Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History

• Why it’s awesome: Explore the natural world around you! Get up close and personal with unique and interesting exhibits from the largest scientific collection found anywhere in the world!
• Food nearby: Penn Quarter Sports Tavern offers a fun and lively environment. This sports bar has great service complemented with tasty food and excellent drinks. The restaurant is two levels, so there’s plenty of seating. Make sure to check out their happy hour during the week from 4:00pm – 7:00pm!

The National Museum of Natural History is another impressive museum belonging to the Smithsonian. It houses the world’s most extensive collection of natural history specimens and human artifacts.

This massive museum can keep you occupied all day, so if you only have two days in Washington DC, make sure to plan your time wisely! Some of the museum’s highlights include the butterfly pavilion, the hall of mammals, and the O. Orkin insect zoo.

Witness live butterflies flying all around you, check out life-sized taxidermied animals, and watch a tarantula eat its lunch! This fun stop is fun for all ages!

Explore the splendor of the world’s most extensive natural history collection. From dinosaur remains to tools used by early man, this is one of the coolest places to visit in Washington DC!

Day 1 / Stop 6 – Ford’s Theatre

• Why it’s awesome: The site of U.S. President Abraham Lincoln’s assassination, Ford’s Theatre, offers museum exhibits, theatre performances, and tours.
• Cost: $28.00 USD – $64.00 USD
• Food nearby : Lincoln’s Waffle Shop is a no-frills local joint that serves breakfast and brunch. They’re open every day from 5:30am – 4:30pm, or 3:00pm on weekends. They have a simple menu featuring breakfast and lunch items at affordable prices.

Ford’s Theatre carries a significant role in the history of the United States. This theatre is famous for being the site of U.S. President Abraham Lincoln’s assassination on April 14,1865.

The facility is wonderfully kept and well preserved. The theatre looks very much the way it did that fateful night. The President’s Box, where the assassination happened, is decorated just as it was in 1865. Although visitors are not allowed to enter the box, it is still able to be viewed.

Performances still run regularly. Watch a show in the same theatre that Lincoln enjoyed many shows in! From American musicals to classic plays and history-based drama, all performances honor Lincoln’s love of the theatre. Check out tickets  in the Ford Theatre ! All tickets come with free entry into the theatre’s museum.

Explore the history of this infamous theatre. Learn about the life of Abraham Lincoln, from the beginning of his presidency to the moments leading to his assassination as well as his assassinator, actor John Wilkes Booth, and the roots of his hatred for Lincoln.

In the museum, you’ll see several artifacts related to the assassination, including the gun that Booth used to kill the President. Ford’s Theatre is steeped in history and provides a unique experience to add to your Washington DC trip itinerary!

Insider Tip:   Make sure to check out the Peterson House right across the street from Ford’s Theatre. This is where Lincoln was carried after he was shot. The room is left unchanged and you can see the actual bed Lincoln passed away on.

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The White House | The Smithsonian National Museum of American History | The Washington Monument | International Spy Museum | Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial | The Lincoln Memorial | Arlington National Cemetery

Continue day two of your Washington DC itinerary by visiting even more of this city’s iconic landmarks!

Day 2 / Stop 1 – The White House

• Why it’s awesome: The White House is one of the most historical sites in the U.S. This structure is the official residence and workplace of the President of the United States.
• Food nearby: The Old Ebbitt Grill is the best place to go near the White House for a great historical dining experience. It’s Washington’s oldest bar and restaurant and highly rated for its American style cuisine. Because of its popularity, it’s often frequented by politicians. If you’re a fan of oysters, make sure to check-out their regularly occurring oyster specials!

The White House is one of the top Washington DC attractions. This imposing building has been the home of nearly every U.S. president. Constructed in the late 18th century, this is one of the most iconic buildings in the United States.

The White House is free to tour, but you will need to apply for a ticket in advance – months in advance! Requests can be submitted up to three months in advance and no less than three weeks in advance. There are a limited number of spots available, so make sure to submit your request as early as possible!

If you’re not able to reserve a tour beforehand, the building can be seen from the street and is perfect for a photo-opt. Admire the beautiful architecture and see if you can spot the President!

Day 2 / Stop 2 – The Smithsonian National Museum of American History

• Why it’s awesome: This museum is interactive, interesting and well-curated. It brings together the span of American History in a meaningful way and is organized to appeal to all ages.
• Food nearby: Head to the Timgad Café for a soup, salad, or delicious cup of coffee! This relaxed cafe features coffee drinks made from locally roasted beans. You’ll find comfortable indoor/outdoor seating and upbeat music!

Explore the evolution of the United States at the National Museum of American History. This museum showcases the scientific, cultural, social, and political development of the United States from colonial times to the present day.

There are more than three million historical objects in this museum, including the original star-spangled banner, civil war soldier uniforms, and Dorthy’s original ruby red slippers!

If you’re traveling with kids make sure to check out Wegmans Wonderplace, this exhibition is designed just for kids aged birth to six years old.

With so many exhibits, this museum can keep you entertained for hours! If you’re spending three days in Washington DC or more, make sure to take full advantage of all the different areas of this museum! If you only have one day in Washington DC you can easily see the museums highlights in a couple hours. It’s a great museum, rich in history and fun for all ages!

Insider Tip – There are seventeen Smithsonian Museums in Washington DC, and they’re all free!

Day 2 / Stop 3 – The Washington Monument

• Why it’s awesome: This large and imposing structure embodies the awe, respect, and gratitude the United States feels for its most essential Founding Father.
• Cost: Tickets to enter the Washington Monument are free, but if you wish to reserve tickets you have to pay a $1.50 USD reservation fee
• Food nearby: Head to Cafe Du Parc for a pleasant dining experience. This French restaurant is located in an older building with lots of character. The service, quality of ingredients, and ambiance are all top-notch. This is a great place to have a nice meal, glass of French wine, and relax for a bit!

The Washington Monument is a 554-feet obelisk that shoots straight up. It was built to commemorate George Washington, the first President of the United States. It is located east of the Lincoln Memorial and is an iconic Washington DC landmark.

Once inside an elevator will take you to the top for the best views in Washington DC. There are a variety of exhibits inside the monument including historic photographs, interesting facts about the monument, the city of Washington DC, and George Washington.

Tickets to enter the Washington Monument are free. However, if you choose to reserve a ticket you will have to pay a small reservation fee. This is highly recommended, especially during the summer and spring months when this popular attraction can become very busy. If you’re planning a trip to Washington DC this is a must-see!

Insider Tip: All Washington DC monuments are open 24/7, so you can enjoy them whenever you’d like!

Day 2 / Stop 4 – International Spy Museum

• Why it’s awesome: The International Spy Museum makes learning fun with interactive exhibits and installations!
• Cost: $24.95 USD for an adult ticket
• Food nearby: Roti Modern Mediterranean makes healthy and hearty meals with high-quality ingredients. Whether your diet is vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, paleo, or just hungry, this Mediterranean restaurant will ensure you have a fresh and flavorful meal.

The International Spy Museum is dedicated to the tradecraft, history, and contemporary role of espionage. It features the largest collection of international espionage artifacts on public display.

See real spy artifacts including a tobacco-pipe pistol, an original spy-car used in a James Bond film, and a letter from George Washington addressing a member of his spy network!

Discover how real spies have shaped world history and the impact of espionage across the globe. Listen to real stories from real spies. Test your own spy skills by participating in hands-on exhibits!

Dive into the world of espionage and uncover all the different aspects of the intelligence world. Fun for all ages, put this on your Washington DC itinerary for a unique experience!

Day 2 / Stop 5 – Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial

• Why it’s awesome: This beautiful monument helps commemorate the great and mighty changes Martin Luther King Jr. has brought to the United States.
• Food nearby: Chopt is a counter-service chain restaurant where guests can create their own salads and wraps from a wide variety of ingredients. The ingredients are fresh, wholesome, and healthy! Their portions are filling, and the service is fast!

Martin Luther King Jr. was a staunch advocate for civil rights from 1955 until his assassination in 1968. This monument commemorates his influence on American history. His thirty-foot tall statue is imposing and beautifully decorated, a truly fitting memorial for the leader of the civil rights movement.

This powerful marble statue offers a wonderful backdrop for reflection. You can read his inspirational quotes carved into the wall behind him relating to unity, mankind, and self-worth. The MLK Jr. memorial is one of the newest Washington DC attractions and a must-see when visiting the area.

Day 2 / Stop 6 – The Lincoln Memorial

• Why it’s awesome: The Lincoln Memorial is an important symbol of the American civil rights movement.
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This iconic landmark pays tribute to one of the nation’s greatest leaders. Abraham Lincoln was America’s sixteenth president and fought to preserve the nation during the Civil War, from 1861-1865.

Walk around the thirty-six columns, each one representing one state in the U.S. at the time of President Lincoln’s death. Marvel at the nineteen-foot marble statue of Lincoln that sits in the center of the Memorial. Stand at the top of the steps and enjoy the views looking across to the Reflecting Pool and the National Mall.

This has also been the site of many famous speeches, most notably Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech. Come early morning or late afternoon to beat the crowds. This is one of the top places to visit in Washington DC!

Day 2 / Stop 7 – Arlington National Cemetery

• Why it’s awesome: This is one of the most important places to visit in Washington DC. This military cemetery houses the graves of some of the most honorable people in American history.
• Food nearby : Bob and Edith’s is an old-school diner serving American comfort food 24/7. This classic and cozy restaurant has a large menu and serves up fresh cooked-to-order meals. A great spot to go for a classic American dining experience!

Arlington National Cemetery is an important place to add to your Washington DC trip itinerary. This cemetery is large and peaceful. The atmosphere is solemn with respect for the brave men and women who served their country.

At the top of every hour, you can witness the changing of the guard ritual. The gravesite of President John F. Kennedy is on view at Arlington National Cemetery as well as President William Howard Taft.

Arlington National Cemetery is located just across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C. in Arlington County, Virginia. This area is still accessible by Washington DC public transportation.

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Take a Washington DC Walking Tour | Explore Dupont Circle | United States Holocaust Memorial Museum | Frederick Douglass National Historic Site | Admire DC’s Landmarks From the Water

If you’re spending three days in Washington DC or more, you’re going to want to check out a few more Washington DC points of interest ! Here are a few extra things we think are great additions to your Washington DC itinerary:

Take a Washington DC Walking Tour

• Tour DC on foot, a great way to see the layout of the city
• All tours are guided by friendly locals who are full of knowledge, information, and stories!
• Guides are approachable and encourage guests to ask as many questions as they’d like!

There are several Washington DC walking tour companies to choose from, but we recommend Free Tours by Foot. This tour company is highly rated and has several tours to choose from.

Walking tours are offered every day of the week, from morning to night. You can easily reserve a tour online and see the different options. The best part is there’s no set price, you simply tip your tour guide the price you feel is right. Tipping is an essential part of some professions in America, so be sure to tip generously.

Tours are conducted at a leisurely pace and include lots of historical information from sites around the city! They include everything from Capitol Hill walking tours to White House secrets and scandals. These tours are full of fun and packed with information!

Explore Dupont Circle

• This DC neighborhood has everything from historic homes to lively nightclubs
• A vibrant blend of local joints and traveler attractions
• You’ll find activities and attractions for all ages!

Dupont Circle has a little something for everyone. This fun and quirky neighborhood in DC offers a great reprieve from the hustle and bustle that the city’s historical sites attract. From cozy coffee shops to vibrant nightclubs, bookstores, and museums, you could easily spend a whole day here!

The Spanish Steps are one of Dupont Circle’s hidden gems. Picnic or people-watch in this quiet area of the city. Climb up the steps and enjoy a nice view of the city.

Tour Woodrow Wilson’s house for an intimate look at one of American’s greatest Presidents. See modern amenities from the 1920s in this historic house that has been little changed since the days the President lived there.

There’s so much to do, you could easily spend your Washington DC trip exploring the ins and outs of this hip neighborhood.

Visit the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

• An important museum and place for people to learn about the Holocaust.
• Well-organized with videos, pictures, and exhibits.  
• Learn how the United States specifically reacted to this unprecedented tragedy.

The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum is packed with information and insight into the horrors of the Holocaust. An emotional yet important museum that encourages visitors to reflect upon the moral questions raised by this horrible period in history.

This museum provides powerful imagery and testimonials from survivors. The architecture and aesthetic of the museum is designed to give you the feeling of a concentration camp. It’s an emotional museum designed for an impactful experience.

General admission is free, but it is recommended you reserve a ticket online as they can sell out. If you wish to see the permanent exhibits, you have to purchase a ticket.

Frederick Douglass National Historic Site

• Tour the original house that Douglass lived in from 1877 until his death in 1895.
• Gain insights into the life and contributions of this early African American leader.
• Tours are free but it is strongly recommended that you reserve a spot online beforehand to guarantee admission on the day of your choosing.

Frederick Douglass was born into slavery in 1818. He dedicated his life to fighting for equality. He was a leading voice in the abolitionist movement and a catalyst for human rights for all people.

This historic site was home to Frederick Douglass, which he named Cedar Hill. Douglas lived here for his last seventenn years of life. This house is restored to its 1895 appearance and still furnished with original objects belonging to Frederick Douglass .

To go inside this historic house you must book a guided tour. Tickets are free and can be reserved online for a $1.00 USD reservation fee. Tours last one and a half hours and are guided by Rangers. Douglass’s legacy is preserved in the walls of Cedar Hill.

Admire DC’s Landmarks From the Water

• A different way to experience the city.
• Choose from kayaking, canoeing, or stand-up paddle-boarding.
• Fun for all ages and skill levels!

Enjoy breathtaking views of Washington DC’s iconic landmarks while experiencing the tranquility of floating on water. Go past Teddy Roosevelt Island, Georgetown Waterfront, and some of DC’s most stunning monuments!

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and head out on the water for a relaxing reprieve. No matter if you’re a novice or an expert, the friendly staff will assist you and offer introductory lessons for beginners.

Have a leisurely paddle by yourself, or book a tour and journey along with others as you enjoy a panoramic sea view of the city! Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and a great addition to your Washington DC itinerary!

Whether you’re exploring Washington DC in two days or more, safety is  important to keep in mind.

Overall, Washington DC is a safe city to travel in. There are some areas of the city that might make you feel uneasy, but these spots are not in the touristy areas. Keep your wits about you, stick to populated areas, try not to travel alone after dark, and you should be fine.

There is some pickpocket-related risk in the touristy areas of the city. Be vigilant on public transportation and in crowded areas. A few simple precautions will minimize your chances of being pickpocketed such as carrying a money-belt and keeping your valuables hidden .

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Day trips from Washington DC are a great way to explore other areas around DC. These trips are a great addition to your Washington DC itinerary, and there are lots of options to choose from!

Day Trip to Monticello, Thomas Jefferson’s Estate

On this eleven and a half hour tour, you’ll travel in comfort on a Gray Line bus from DC to Thomas Jefferson’s beautiful Monticello Estate. Tour the home and final resting place of America’s third U.S. President. Learn the fascinating history of one of America’s Founding Fathers in a fun and interactive way!

Walk around the grounds of Monticello and experience the estate as Jefferson would have. Visit the University of Virginia and enjoy an interactive exhibit at the Smith Educational Center.

Your tour guide will provide context throughout your trip into the life of this legendary man. This day trip is a great addition to any Washington DC itinerary!

Day Trip to Gettysburg from Washington DC

On this eleven and a half hour day-trip, you’ll visit the location of the Civil War Battle of Gettysburg. History will come alive as you tour this famous American battleground.

Travel the scenic countryside as you journey from DC to Gettysburg. Your tour will include an informational video, admission to the Shriver House Museum, and a tour guide to offer commentary throughout your journey.

Visit Cemetery Ridge, the place Abraham Lincoln delivered his famous Gettysburg Address. Spend two-hours driving around the battlefield with a guide to narrate your journey. You’ll be able to get off at key landmarks around the battlefield.

Travel back in time to one of America’s most decisive battles. History-lovers especially will love this addition to their Washington DC trip itinerary!

Washington DC to Philadelphia Day Trip by Rail

On this eighteen-hour tour, you’ll see more of the United States’ most historic sites! Your train will Depart Washington DC nice and early, so you’ll have plenty of time to explore Philadelphia!

In just under two hours, you’ll reach Philadelphia and be greeted with a day full of activities! Join a hop-on-hop-off tour and access all the city’s points of interests. Visit Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, museums, and more!  

This trip includes a two-course lunch at the Hard Rock Cafe with priority seating. A great addition to your DC itinerary!

Private Wine Country Tour

On this nine-hour tour, you’ll tour the wine region of Loudoun County, Virginia. Located just an hour outside DC, you’ll travel to three wineries in the comfort of a luxurious SUV with a chauffeur.

Enjoy a day in the country, surrounded by the natural beauty of the east coast landscape. At each winery, you’ll be provided with a tour and the option to purchase a wine tasting!

This tour includes hotel pick-up and drop-off if you’re staying at a hotel within the DC city limits. Bottled water and light snacks will also be provided. Complement your trip to Washington DC with a tour of the surrounding wine region!

George Washington’s Mount Vernon & Old Town Alexandria Tour

On this five-hour tour, you’ll learn all about the first President of the United States. Explore George Washington’s past and learn about his life and legacy.

You’ll start your day by exploring Old Town Alexandria, George Washington’s hometown. Next, you’ll visit Mount Vernon, Washington’s plantation. Explore this historic mansion – from its interior, where the President resided, to the surrounding grounds and gardens.

To cap off your Washington experience, you’ll be taken to the Mount Vernon Museum and Education Center. See 700 unique objects relating to Washington – including his false teeth!

If you’re a history lover planning a trip to Washington DC, make sure to include this in your itinerary!

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Find out what people want to know when planning their Washington DC itinerary.

How many days do you need to spend in Washington DC?

3 days is a perfect amount of time to see all the main sights and spend enough time at each one without feeling rushed!

Is 2 days enough for Washington DC?

Though we’d recommend 3 days, in two days you can see most of the important landmarks.

Where should I stay in Washington, D.C. for the first time?

Georgetown is a great area of DC to stay in, it overlooks the Potomac River.

Is Washington DC walkable?

Washington DC is pretty compact and most sights are in a small area, it’s also got a great metro system.

Washington DC is a lively and energetic city filled with culture and history. It is renowned for its history, museums, and government buildings, but there are other areas of the city you can explore too!

Whether you’re spending three days in Washington DC or many more, this Washington DC itinerary will help you discover some of the best places to visit in the city. Trying to fit all of the things to do in Washington DC in a couple of days can be a bit of a struggle. Hopefully our guide helped you to plan ahead and enjoy your trip to the fullest! 

Travel back in time as you explore historic houses. Revel in American independence as you walk in the footsteps of the nations greatest leaders.  Reflect on past achievements and sacrifices as you visit DC’s iconic landmarks.

From world-class museums to imposing monuments and moving memorials, Washington DC is filled with class, art, and culture. This Washington DC itinerary will help you make the most out of your trip!

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