The best time to see pink blooms in Washington, D.C. is late March to early April.
Here are spots you should check out if you want to catch some floral action.
In 2026, Japan gifted 250 trees to America in celebration of America’s 250th birthday.
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Where to Take Cherry Blossom Photos in Washington, DC
#1 Hains Point/East Potomac Park for Kwanzan Cherry Blossoms
pink blossom tunnel
#2 Tidal Basin
Tidal Basin is popular for the Yoshino cherry blossoms. You’ll also get amazing views of the Jefferson and Washington Monuments as you walk around the lake.
#3 United States National Arboretum
Dreamy landscapes
#3 Congressional Cemetery for Okame Cherry Blossoms
#4 Van Gogh Bridge in Reston, VA
This charming bridge was designed after one of Van Gogh’s paintings. Cherry blossom trees surround the bridge and it makes for ethereal views.
#5 Dumbarton Oaks for Wisteria
#6 Basilica of the National Shrine
#7 Kenwood
#8 National Cathedral
#9 Oak Hill Cemetery
#10 Rose Park
#11 Indiana Plaza
#12 Lower Senate Park
#13 Oxon Run Park
#14 Montrose Park
#15 Rawlins Park for magnolias
#16 Enid A Haupt Garden Magnolia
Get gorgeous views of the Smithstonian Castle & manicured courtyard surrounded by Magnolia trees.
#17 Georgetown
Head over to 13th & Prospect St for amazing backdrops with Wisterias.
#18 Stanton Park
#19 Ledroit Park
#20 Long Bridge Park
Come here for views of the DC skyline and cherry blossoms.
#21 Bonus: Cherry Blossom Festival Parade
The festival typically happens mid-April.
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