1. Arakurayama Sengen Park + Chureito Pagoda Arakurayama Sengen Park is a must-visit for cherry blossom lovers. From Shimoyoshida Station, it’s about a 30-minute trek to the top, where the ...

The garden is located just north of the park’s visitor center and pagoda, making the view of cherry blossoms accessible to everyone without having to travel too deep into the park peninsula.

As spring approaches, the cherry blossoms in Washington ... toward the Japanese Pagoda near the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial. Parts of West Potomac Park are also off-limits.

Frame your shot right and you'll get the Pagoda in too. These aren't the only cherry blossom trees at Kew Gardens, but they offer the best photo opportunities. If you're very lucky, the magnolias ...

Spring is synonymous with cherry blossom season in D.C. Cherry trees across the region are overflowing with thousands of small pink and white blooms. The collection of Yoshino cherry trees on the ...

The cherry blossom peak in Washington D.C. came and went in a matter of days. The National Park Service declared peak bloom on March 28 for the iconic cherry trees. But a thunderstorm that brought ...

Cherry blossom season has begun blooming in Washington, D.C. as cherry trees reach just one step away from peak bloom. The National Park Service, on Sunday, announced the capital's famed cherry ...

As spring approaches, the cherry blossoms in Washington ... toward the Japanese Pagoda near the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial. Parts of West Potomac Park are also off-limits.