• Georgetown - Explore the street art and murals in the historic industrial section of Georgetown, the pre-Revolutionary neighborhood of Washington DC.
• C & O Canal - Walk along the historic C&O Canal
• Georgetown Waterfront Park - See 3 public art and light installations along the Georgetown Waterfront
• Georgetown - End the tour at the final art installation at the historic Georgetown Market.

• Professional Licensed Tour Guide

• Gratuities

This guided walking tour delves into the cherry blossom history of Washington, DC, while visiting significant memorials around the Tidal Basin. The journey starts at the DC War Memorial, a serene homage to District residents who served in WWI, before moving to the Tidal Basin’s shoreline, where the cherry trees’ story is highlighted. Guides discuss the 1912 gift of cherry trees from Japan, symbolizing friendship, and how the Basin became central to springtime festivities. The tour includes stops at the historic Japanese Lantern, ceremonially lit annually during the Cherry Blossom Festival, followed by the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial and the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, where themes of renewal, justice, and leadership are explored beneath blooming trees. The walk proceeds to the tranquil George Mason Memorial and concludes at the iconic Thomas Jefferson Memorial, surrounded by blossoms and reflections across the water, uniting nature, history, and American ideals.

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