The 5 Most Instagrammable Places In DC

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From architecture to local art, Instagram is the best place to give your favorite spots in town some love. Whether you're an avid blogger or just starting out on the gram, these are spots you don't want to miss.

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Cherry blossom trees and cotton candy skies. This the final week of Cherry Blossom Festival Events. The culmination of the three-week festival yields arguably its most popular event: the National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade, happening this Saturday, April 13. 📷: @matt_bauk #MyDCcool #SpringBlossomsHere

A post shared by Washington DC (@visitwashingtondc) on Apr 8, 2019 at 7:32am PDT

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On April 6, the @cherryblossfest hits the @thewharfdc by way of #Petalpalooza. It’s a full day featuring multiple outdoor stages, a beer garden, all-ages activities, product giveaways and capped off with a fireworks 🎆show at 8:30 pm. This FREE event kicks off at noon. 📷: @tntammy #MyDCcool

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Pink is perhaps the most popular color in DC come springtime, as the city’s famous cherry blossoms 🌸 bloom. However, you can find nearly the entire color spectrum when you peruse DC's museums, attractions, restaurants and neighborhoods. Take this mural at @unionmarketdc for instance; So much color it'll make you swoon 😍. 📷: @lorinemargeson #MyDCcool

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One of the most powerful views in the nation's capital, this marks the spot where Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech in 1963. The National Mall is lined with powerful memorials and nods to American History. 📷: @jonlloydjr #MyDCcool

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Georgetown is the perfect neighborhood for a walking tour. Between the beauty of the cobblestone sidewalks, the grand homes and the Washington Harbour, there are endless things to do and see, all on foot! 📷: @lenadrlena #MyDCcool

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Popular places get a lot of love on Instagram, but so do pictures of homes. The right photo can grab your attention (like the ones above). Quality images are equally as important in real estate. According to the Center for REALTOR® Development (CRD), homes with high-quality photography sell 32% faster and for more money. That's why every home we list receives both professional photography and marketing on Instagram.

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