Washington Square - Cherry Blossom Avenue

Tidal Basin attracts people from all over the world to admire the cherry blossoms, bustling with activity. If you want to avoid the crowds and take quiet photos, you might as well come to the cherry blossom avenue next door! 📸 🌸This cherry blossom avenue is right next to the Tide Lake. After strolling around the lake, it takes about 15 minutes to get there. Rather than an avenue, it's actually a loop. Driving slowly under the cherry blossom trees on the green grass and blue sky and water, circling around half of a small island, feeling the cherry blossom rain. 🌸These days, there are a lot of people and cars, and it's hard to find a parking spot in nearby parking lots. If you can wake up early, you can try parking at this free parking spot on Ohio Dr SW, Washington, DC. If you come late, the road will be very congested, so you can choose to take the subway instead if you don't want to get stuck in traffic. 🌸In the morning when you come to appreciate the flowers, you will encounter many people who come here for morning runs and bike rides. With the blooming cherry blossom tunnel, it's really easy to take great photos. The grass on both sides of the road is also well trimmed, and you can easily take photos with the surrounding cherry blossoms by standing on the grass. Photo time ⏰ 🌸You can come to take photos on cloudy or sunny days. The light on cloudy days is very soft, making the overall picture cleaner. The cherry blossom tunnel on sunny days is more Japanese-style, with strong color contrast and a brighter and more brilliant picture. It is recommended to come in the morning when there are fewer people and cars. 📍East Potomac Park Ohio Dr SW, Washington, DC 📍Hains Point 927 Ohio Dr SW, Washington, DC