Monday, November 18, 2013

Tons of Activities To Be Done At Spokane’s Centennial Park

Need a break from hectic life? Why don't you enjoy the outdoors and head over to a park in Washington DC. There are tons of activities there to be enjoyed and you can always ask your charter bus to wait for you while you unwind.

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If you are running or walking through the entire trail, you will find yourself instantly in love with the fact that right smack in the middle of the trail, there is a section that goes into downtown Spokane and Riverfront Park.

We think it is better for you to pick one or two of your favorite activities, be it biking, horseback riding or canoeing, and just concentrate on doing that. You can always come back for other activities another time."


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Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Washington DC Fine Dining at Komi


Experiencing good food in Washington DC is a no brainer for most because the central downtown area is practically saturated by all types of restaurants of every kind of kind. Name it, we have it....be it Japanese, Mediteranean, Turkish, Korean, Italian, French, or local fanfare. Somehow, when you ask us to tell you which Greek restaurant is the best in the Washington DC metropolitan, we would be inclined to point you in the direction of Komi restaurant.
To say that eating out at Komi isn’t cheap is an understatement but you are paying for more than just the food and ambiance, you are paying for the surprise element too. Why? You basically walk into Komi and asked to be surprised because there is absolutely no menu to pick your food from and you will be given a multi-course dinner for (pricing at the moment) $135 per person. You start off with a series of simple appetizing dishes that helps prepare your palate for healthier and heartier dishes later on. The chefs will then end the surprise with amazingly creative desserts. If you are in the mood for some drinks, an additional $70 will get you some wine pairing, courtesy of the wine experts behind the restaurant.
Komi is strategically-located near Dupont Circle and Farragit North Metros if you are heading over using public transportation but if you are using our bus charter Washington DC bus rental services and packages, you will be brought to the destination in complete comfort and convenience. The restaurant is open from Tuesdays, Wednesdays from 5.30pm till 9.30pm and they close a little later on Fridays and Saturdays.
The atmosphere at this Washington DC restaurant is extremely classy, elegant and elite, therefore, we do not think it is suitable for large groups unless a prior booking or discussion was held with the owners and management of Komi.
Komi is no stranger to awards and accolades as they have gone on to win over critics and foodie writer in the past. The number of courses, sometimes coming up to more than fourteen courses in one single meal, are often a pleasant surprise to visitors and guests. The dishes may come in small portions but dining up to fourteen dishes, especially the heartier dishes towards the end, can be very filling even for healthy eaters.
We think if you are looking for an extremely romantic atmosphere or if you are looking to impress some VIPs, Komi is a good and safe choice. And while you are at it, please feel free to have a look around our bus charter Washington DC bus rental packages. We look forward to hearing from you real soon.

Thursday, August 22, 2013

Washington DC’s Newseum


Washington DC, being the capital of the country, is never short of museums to explore. And recently, another one sprouted in the midst of the already dense city center...and this time, it is all about the news and technology - welcome to Washington DC’s Newseum.
In this two hundred and fifty thousand square feet premise, Washington DC charter bus rental visitors will get to learn about and explore centuries of how news got delivered to residents. From ancient old methods of delivering messages via animals to the fast paced technology-driven ways of pumping up the news and wire. Some of the exhibits are pretty hands on, so, it is absolutely suitable for kids. Toddlers, on the other hand, are going to need some entertainment and distractions.
Finding the Newseum should not be any trouble at all because it is located right along the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Sixth Street. In fact, it makes sense to visit the Newseum when you are making pit stops at the U.S Capitol, the White House and he Smithsonian museum instead of heading over on different days. This is when making use of a reliable Washington DC charter bus service makes more sense than driving yourself to the destination. During peak season, parking can be a lot of trouble as there are limited space.
What some of our Washington DC charter bus rental customers found interesting was (yes, the exhibits were amazing and truly interesting) the exterior of the building which makes it stand out, even with the White House being its neighbor. It is considered an architectural marvel because, outside lies a seventy foot tall engraving of the First Amendment made out of marble. The museum promotes and reminds visitors and residents about the America’s freedom of free press in a very fun and entertaining way. The authorities have done a very good job in ensuring that the exhibits are engaging enough.
Let’s just say that the Newseum is huge and one can expect to spend a couple of hours exploring all the exhibits and displays. It contains more than seven levels including some some awesome galleries the theatres. At the end of your visit, be sure to stop by their visitors’ center to get more information about the Newseum and also get some souvenirs to bring back home to those who were not able to make it to your Washington DC charter bus rental visit this time round.
And in the meantime, please head over to our gallery to check out our affordable bus charter Washington DC packages and services. We look forward to hearing from our readers in the near future.

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, Washington DC


The Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial in Washington DC is a place worthy to be visited by any Washington DC charter bus passengers – after all, he is the only President who has served the country for four terms, with his fourth term being cut short due to his death. The memorial was designed by a landscape architect, Mr Lawrence Halprin and it is a dedication in memory of the late President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the era he represented.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial is open for group tours, and usually such tours would arrive on the grounds in a Washington DC charter bus because parking space is quite limited and paid private parking lots are found downtown north of the National Mall, but you may have to walk a bit to get to the memorial, that is why it is better to rent a bus to take everyone there instead.
The Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial was dedicated by former President Bill Clinton in 1997 and the memorial is built on a seven and half acre of land. Taking into consideration of the late President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s physical disability, the designers created the memorial to be of one that is also accessible to those with physical difficulties as well. Many people think that Franklin Delano Roosevelt and his wife, Eleanor are first cousins, but the fact is that they are indeed fifth cousins and both shared a common ancestor, Nicholas Roosevelt, who happened to be Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s FDR’s great-great-great-great-grandfather and Eleanor’s great-great-great-great-great-grandfather.
Many of the status at the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial can be touched because they were made to be interactive displays in the memorial grounds, but we always advise our Washington DC bus visitors to the memorial to try to resist from climbing onto the statues or sitting on any of them – even if it is for snapping a photo. Do note that the memorial sculptures were made in commemoration of a well respected US President and the people he led during one of the difficult and testing times in the American history.
As you walk along the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial grounds, you will see huge blocks of rocks with words engraved on them that were quoted by the late President himself, such as the famous “I hate war” and the “Four Freedoms” in his State of the Union Address in January 6, 1941. Also found at the memorial is a small, man-made waterfall - and this is a perfect spot for you to take some photos before you leave the memorial to return home in your chartered bus.

Thursday, January 3, 2013

Where to Party in DC


Washington DC is one of the best places for friends, new and old to meet up for a short bus charter vacation during the holiday season. The best way to begin on that journey is to party bus bus or luxury limousine from Bus Charter Washington DC.
If you’re planning to hold a party or an amazing party bus gathering of friends, you’re in luck. There are hundreds of places to hold a party in Washington DC and the city has hundreds of restaurants that offer a variety of dining and function spaces that cater to your needs.
701 Restaurant at 701 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington DC (202) 393-0701 has a 60pax capacity and offers private alcoves and rooms as well as semi private spaces for dinners and happy hours.
1789 Restaurant at 1226, 36th St, NW Washington DC (202) 965-1789 has a 125pax capacity and three dining rooms that can be rented for private charter bus parties.
Adour at St. Regis located at 923, 16th Street NW Washington, DC (202) 509- 8000 and offers an 80pax capacity and a French menu. The main dining room seats up to 80 guests and receptions for smaller or larger groups can be accommodated at the St. Regis bar which makes for a fantastic Washington DC party, gathering, dinner or discussion venue for literally all types of events, big or small alike.
Agora at 1527, 17th Street, NW Washington DC (202) 332-6767 offers a Turkish menu and can accommodate 80pax. Their party room mimics the Mediterranean oasis atmosphere of the lower level and provides a unique backdrop for meetings and special corporate and family gatherings.
Ardeo+Bardeo located at 3311, Connecticut Ave., NW Washington DC (202) 244- 6750 offers 70pax capacity features an adjoining roof top terrace and serves as a great place to hold a social charter bus holiday gatherings with family and friends.
Art and Soul on Liaison Capitol Hill, at 415, New Jersey Avenue, NW Washington, DC (202) 638-1616 has a 500pax capacity and the restaurant features modern, southern cuisine in a chic setting accommodating small groups and large parties.
Beacon Bar and Grill at 1615, Rhode Island Avenue NW Washington DC (202) 872-1126. The restaurant has a 250pax capacity and provides multiple atmospheres to choose from including private elegant wood paneled rooms and a private patio.
If you drink, then don’t drive. Call Bus Charter Washington DC and we’ll provide you with the perfect party bus for you and your friends. Do note that details are subject to change so please remember to call the restaurant to confirm room capacity or your reservation.

Wednesday, January 2, 2013

Enjoying A Bus Charter Washington DC Style


There are many people who already know just how wonderful a trip to the Washington DC area can be. When it is your turn to explore this part of the country you are sure to find that your best bet will be a bus charter. Washington DC is filled with rich history, including plenty of places to learn along the way. Add to that all of the family oriented stops, wonderful places to eat and a number of incredible shopping opportunities and you really have a great trip on your hands. Besides, when you enlist a top of the line bus charter company such as ours and you are going to have plenty of memories to take along with you as well.
Arlington National Cemetery is always a humbling and breathtaking experience to add to your travel itinerary on your bus charter. Washington DC is always filled with people who are looking to learn more about this wonderful piece of our nation's history. When you arrive, be sure that you have your professional driver drop you off so that you can make your way to the Visitor Center in order to look at some of the exhibits. While you are there, you can also grab a detailed map to help you navigate the cemetery.
After a bit of historic sightseeing, it will be time to make your way to a nice place for a bite to eat. Over on the West End is where you can have your driver bring you for a bus charter Washington DC gem. This is none other than the Blue Duck Tavern, which happens to be very well known for meals crafted by an award-winning chef. Sit back, relax with the rest of your group and enjoy something delicious to eat while you figure out what your next stop will be during your travels.
If shopping is something that interests you, simply ask your professional driver if he or she can point you in the direction of several great shops during your bus charter Washington DC excursion. When in Washington DC, you will find lots of great shopping opportunities including Burberry's, SomaFit, Wink, Zenith Gallery, Trover Shop and much more. Because you have a professional bus charter company such as ours on your side, you are able to shop until your heart is content while not having to worry about any of the hassles of finding parking or dealing with local traffic. Before you know it, you will have to make more room on the bus in order to place all of the goods that you purchased!
At the end of your trip, you may want to check out some of the nightlife that Washington DC has to offer. For a quick drink and lively atmosphere, you can have your bus charter Washington DC bound adventure take you over to the ESPN Zone. Here you can catch up on the local scores, check out a game and have a bite to eat while washing it down with an icy cold drink. These are just the kinds of stops that are bound to keep your bus charter Washington DC adventure exciting.