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Travel Man dives into DC culture and food
America’s capital was in the spotlight again for UK travelers, days after the Presidential inauguration.
Channel 4’s latest series of Travel Man showcased an entertaining blend of humour and adventure as comedians Joe Lycett and Phil Wang took on the vibrant streets of Washington, DC.
Aired on January 24, the DC episode explored the iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and quirky experiences.
Lycett and Wang visited iconic sights such as the White House, the Capitol, and the Washington Monument, before delving into the quirkier side of Washington, DC.
They visited The Mansion on O Street, a one-of-a-kind boutique hotel and museum which boasts over 100 uniquely themed rooms and more than 70 secret doors, and the Barbie Pond, featuring an ever-changing display of Barbie dolls arranged in creative, themed scenes.
For decades, Washington, DC has been a hotbed for Hollywood movies and TV shows and has featured in some of the world’s most iconic productions
The US is known for its diverse culinary delights and Washington, DC is no different.
In Travel Man the duo dined on oysters at Hank’s Oyster Bar, found a hidden speakeasy with an extensive drink selection at Chicken + Whiskey, and tasted sweet treats on a historic donut tour of the city.
A trip to Washington, DC is never complete without visiting one of the Smithsonian Institution’s museums. With 17 museums, galleries and the National Zoo to choose from, all of which are free,
Lycett and Wang opted for the National Museum of American History to see a treasure trove of artifacts including Dorothy’s ruby slippers from The Wizard of Oz, Michael Jordan’s Chicago Bulls jersey, and Prince’s guitar.
During their time in Washington, DC, Lycett and Wang stayed at The Eaton Hotel, a stylish boutique hotel.
Located in the heart of downtown DC, it offers a unique blend of art, culture, and community. It features a rooftop bar with city views, and farm-to-table cuisine. There are comprehensive wellness offerings, including yoga sessions and holistic therapies.
Travel Man aired on January 24. It is now available to stream on: https://www.channel4.com/programmes/travel-man-48-hours-in
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