Hi everyone. I hope you’re all having a very good day.
My name is Lilia and in today’s video,
I’m going to show you my favorite places in Washington D.C.
I moved to Washington D.C. a year and a half ago to study Law
and now I’m focusing full time on starting my own business and running my YouTube channel.
In this video, I’m partnering up with EF Education First and I’m bringing you my EF guest vlog
and showing you all my favorite places in Washington D.C
you definitely need to visit if you’re going to study here.
Without further ado, let’s jump right in!
Welcome to Washington D.C., the capital city of the United States.
Today I’m going to take you on a tour of my favorite places to eat and see in Washington D.C.
Behind me, you can already get a sneak-peak of how beautiful the city is,
as well as the very famous Washington Monument. It’s time to go to our very first hot spot today,
which is Emissary, one of my favorite places to catch a quick coffee or lunch. Let’s go!
We are now at Emissary. It’s right behind us. It’s really cold outside right now in D.C.,
so I can’t wait to get a nice cup of hot chocolate or coffee and just enjoy our time chilling there.
Come on. Let’s go.
We are now at Emissary and I’m enjoying an oat milk latte.
This is one of my favorite places to hang out with my friends or get some work done.
I always feel very productive in this corner and I also love the marble countertops.
I’m now going to enjoy my latte and I also got a chocolate croissant. Bon appetit!
Guys, we are now at Joe & the Juice. As the name suggests, they have juices here.
This is my favorite one. It’s called the Pick Me Up and, indeed, it is an everyday pick-me-up.
I also got an avocado sandwich and they’re really good here, too.
I highly recommend this place if you want a juice, something to eat,
or a very chill environment to work or study in. Cheers to that!
Hello, guys! I hope you can hear me. I’m here with Yasmine
and we are having such a good dinner at one of our favorite places called Le Diplomate.
It’s French inspired cuisine and we’re having French Fries, obviously.
This is a D.C. hotspot. It’s so good. It’s one of our favorite places to have dinner.
They have amazing desserts. We’ll show you later.
Dessert is the best part, so stay tuned for that. We just love the atmosphere here.
Now it’s time to finally eat, so bon appetit!
Okay, guys. A new day and new discoveries in Washington D.C.
We are now in this area, which is kind of the heart of D.C.
Right behind me is the Capitol,
which is probably one of D.C.’s most famous and recognizable buildings.
Right there, you’ll see the Supreme Court, another very important building in D.C.
All of these buildings are free of charge to visit, which is pretty amazing.
Right there is the Library of Congress.
We are now at our next stop on the Washington D.C. tour.
This is one of my favorite buildings in Washington D.C., called the Library of Congress.
I just love looking at the architecture here
and just walking around because it is that beautiful.
I hope you enjoyed the quick peek at the Library of Congress.
Right now, I’m going to quickly show you the Capitol
because it wouldn’t be an actual Washington D.C. tour without seeing the Capitol. Let’s get going!
Guys, it’s time to get some food after hanging out outside. It’s still pretty cold in D.C.!
We’re now at this diner called Crimson. It has a really American aesthetic.
We’ve got to enjoy some pancakes and milkshakes.
It’s definitely a good place if you want to get some real American food.
This is the end of my guide to Washington D.C. and I hope you enjoyed it.
If you did, don’t forget to thumbs up this video, subscribe to EF Education,
and also check out my own YouTube channel if you’re interested in seeing more of Washington D.C.
and more of me.
I think Washington D.C. is a very underrated but amazing city to study in.
It’s beautiful, clean and safe, and it’s also very close in New York,
so you can definitely make a day or weekend trip to New York if you study here.
So, with that being said, it’s time to go and I hope to see you some time again. Bye