Capital City The District of Columbia primarily serves as the capital of the United States and hosts all three branches of the U.S. federal government.
Monument Rich DC is home to iconic monuments and museums, including the Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, and the Smithsonian Institution.
Cherry Blossoms Every spring, DC’s Tidal Basin is beautifully adorned with blooming Cherry Blossoms, attracting visitors from all over the world.
Population Size Despite its geographical size, District of Columbia is densely packed with a population of over 700,000 residents.
Geographical Layout The District of Columbia is not part of any U.S. state, it sits on the Potomac River, bordered by Maryland and Virginia.
Unique District Despite the residents of District of Columbia paying federal taxes, they do not have representation in the Senate.
Cultural Diversity DC has a diverse culture with a mix of significant African American and international populations, reflected in its food, music, and festivals.
Parks and Recreation DC is loaded with parks and green spaces, including the famous National Mall and Rock Creek Park.
Educational Hub The District of Columbia hosts several universities and colleges, including Georgetown University and Howard University.
Sports City It's a city for sports fans with major sports teams in hockey (Capitals), baseball (Nationals), basketball (Wizards), and football (Football Team).
