The 2024 Cherry Blossom in Washington, DC, usually starts the last week of March and runs through the middle of April. Here are some tips on enjoying Cherry Blossom this Spring.
dctravelmag ~ "Visit the D.C. Tidal Basin During the Week
Weekdays are slightly less crowded than weekends when visiting the cherry blossoms, since D.C. residents have to go to work and school. Around sunset you’ll see people pop over to the Jefferson Memorial to take in the view, but it’s nothing compared to weekend crowds.
Grab the Best Photo Light at Sunrise and Sunset
Sunrise is the quietest time on the Tidal Basin and National Mall for photos. Only hardcore photographers and cherry blossom enthusiasts are out that early. While we prefer sunset, mainly because we like to sleep, you will get incredible light either time of the day.
Where to Find D.C. Cherry Blossoms Apart From the Tidal Basin
United States National Arboretum
Washington Monument
Dumbarton Oaks (Georgetown)
Hains Point (East Potomac Park)
Kenworth neighborhood (Bethesda, MD)
Arlington National Cemetery (Arlington, VA)" ~ dctravelmag
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