EPTI'm currently in DC for a part of my Referendariat (sth like legal clerkship). I'm going to stay for about two months and I don't know any locals here. So anyone eager to give me some tips about local gems? Thanks in advance
Distrct of Columbia - locals help me
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asel
Germany1597 Posts
I'm currently in DC for a part of my Referendariat (sth like legal clerkship). I'm going to stay for about two months and I don't know any locals here. So anyone eager to give me some tips about local gems? Thanks in advance | ||
micronesia
United States24495 Posts
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Zambrah
United States6993 Posts
If you're a nature-type, the Shenandoah Mountains are fuckin' GORGEOUS and I'd highly recommend a trip there for some hiking! | ||
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StorrZerg
United States13910 Posts
If you want to meet up for lunch or something let me know. We could possibly grab a few other tl people in the area (micro?). | ||
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asel
Germany1597 Posts
@StorrZerg: Sure, why not Then someone can finally tell me whether my english speaking skills are shit :D | ||
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Chris_Havoc
United States589 Posts
So if you have any questions about popular and not-so-popular tourist locations I can answer most of them. On March 11 2018 12:36 Zambrah wrote: You'll blow out on things to do pretty quick, some of the clubs are preeeetty nasty, but if you want things to do over the course of about 2 months you're in a good place for it, Richmond, Baltimore, DC itself, you're in range to do some solid stuff. If you're a nature-type, the Shenandoah Mountains are fuckin' GORGEOUS and I'd highly recommend a trip there for some hiking! Shenandoah is a great place to spend a spring day. Just be sure to not fall off a cliff like I did...  | ||
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darthfoley
United States7999 Posts
Make sure you hit all the touristy things. Monuments, museums, etc. There are some really neat museums (Newseum, Spy Museum, Air & Space, Holocaust, etc.) | ||
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