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Best Bus Travel Options from Washington, D.C. to New York City

Martin Ruiz05 mins
Traveling by bus from Washington, D.C. to New York City is becoming increasingly popular and remarkably affordable. Typically, a bus trip from D.C. to NYC takes around four hours, with round-trip fares ranging between $25 to $50. Therefore, buses offer a convenient and relatively hassle-free travel option. It is essential to keep in mind that buses can be impacted by traffic, so avoiding peak travel times when planning your trip is advisable. Below is a guide to various bus companies providing service between these two cities. Remember to confirm the bus stop locations, as they may change periodically.
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Explore Dining, Shopping, and Entertainment at The Falls Miami

Barbara Griffin03 mins
The Falls is a great place to shop in Miami because it combines incredible stores, restaurants, and entertainment with a pleasant outdoor shopping experience. Located at the intersection of US 1 and SW 136th Street, this open-air mall features top department and specialty stores. It’s a little further south than you might be used to venturing in Miami; however, it’s worth the adventure.
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Explore the Culinary Delights of Luquillo Kiosks

David Davidson05 mins
Dining at the 60 or so kiosks in Luquillo is quintessential for any true Puerto Rico traveler. Guests often fall in love with the fare at a chosen kiosk, offering a diverse menu that ranges from traditional Puerto Rican dishes to gourmet burgers and ceviche, alongside various international cuisine options. Despite the rustic exteriors, these kiosks provide a casual and inviting atmosphere paired with meals that are certainly postcard-worthy.
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Visit the Engaging Bible Museum in Washington DC

Jon Summers05 mins
Located at 400 4th St SW, Washington, DC 20024, the Museum of the Bible is dedicated to the history and narrative of the Bible, situated near the National Mall. This impressive 430,000-square-foot cultural institution was established with the financial backing of Steve and Jackie Green, renowned for their ownership of Hobby Lobby. The museum houses an extensive private collection of over 40,000 rare biblical texts and artifacts.
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Explore Arbat Street and District: Moscow’s Cultural Heart

Oscar Walters04 mins
Arbat Street, or Ulitsa Arbat, is also known as the Old Arbat (to differentiate it from New Arbat Street). This historic street once served as a main artery in Moscow and is one of the oldest original streets in the Russian capital. The surrounding Arbat District was historically a hub for craftsmen, evident in the street’s side alleys named after traditional trades or goods such as Carpenters, Bread, or Silver. Conveniently located within walking distance of the Kremlin, Arbat Street represents a free and captivating attraction in the heart of ancient Moscow.
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The History of the World Trade Center Twin Towers

Martin Ruiz05 mins
The twin towers of the World Trade Center, an iconic part of New York City’s skyline, have a rich history rooted in the post-World War II era. In 1946, the New York State Legislature authorized a project to create a “world trade mart” in downtown Manhattan, introduced by real estate developer David Sholtz. However, significant plans took shape only in 1958 when David Rockefeller, vice chairman of Chase Manhattan Bank, revealed proposals for a massive complex in Lower Manhattan. Initially, this proposal envisioned a single 70-story building rather than the eventual Twin Towers design.
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