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Washington, DC is a vibrant city rich in history and culture. Visitors from around the world come to experience its many attractions and landmarks. From the iconic Washington Monument to the picturesque Tidal Basin, Washington, DC offers plenty of sightseeing opportunities. The capital also boasts several excellent museums, including the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, National Gallery of Art, and more. Additionally, visitors can enjoy strolling through iconic neighborhoods like Georgetown or Dupont Circle for shopping and dining options. Reviews of Washington, DC are overwhelmingly positive with travelers consistently praising its plethora of attractions as well as its laid-back atmosphere. Visitors also appreciate the city's friendly locals who are always willing to give directions or recommendations on things to do in the area. With its diverse nightlife scene, wonderful restaurants, and near-endless list of things to see and do, it's easy to see why so many people love this majestic city.
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Lived here for a few years - 12/16/2010
DC's a beautiful city. The climate has it's highs and lows... literally. DC can have wonderful long springs, typically hot/humid summers (from late June thru September), pleasant falls, and a mild winter. The winter's will usually have there very cold moments but by mid march things are pretty nice. The district has amazing resources, many of which are free, and are available to those who are willing to seek them out (museums, shows, arts, etc). Bicycling in the city and region is extremely underrated. The city itself continues to add many bike lanes and there are several very long paved trails that are reasonably easy to access (e.g. Capital Crescent, Mt Vernon Trail, Custis, and to a degree the Anacostia Trail System). Generally the traffic is responsive to pedestrians and bicyclists unless you choose a moronic route such as riding down Mass Ave during rush hour. The large parks (e.g. Rock Creek, Glover Archbold)in the NW part of town offer quite the respite with many many
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Nations Capital - 8/12/2010
I currently live in Washington DC. If you're the type of person who needs to conquer and Type A than this is the city for you. If you're the type of person who isn't so much type A than this isn't the city for
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Washington DC in the summer - 7/11/2010
Ungodly humidity and high temperatures. I feel bad for the tourists, particularly children, who come to DC looking for history and culture, only to find they can barely get about due to the sweltering summer
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Cost of Living - 6/2/2010
DC is very expensive. You get less "bang for your buck" with your cash. Houses are smaller, parking is always an issue. Fruits and vegetables are expensive and low in
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cost of living in dc - 4/15/2010
very high - living in a rental apartment close to state department, kennedy cetner, world bank - $1850 per month for 6000 sq feet. food and all services are very high as there is little competition in my immediate
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