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Washington, DC Neighborhoods

National Mall

National Mall

Known as "America's Front Yard," the National Mall is a vast park that extends from the Lincoln Memorial to the U.S. Capitol Building. Home to many Smithsonian museums, it’s a paradise for history buffs, architecture enthusiasts, and art lovers.

Things to do:
  • Learn history at National Museum of American History
  • Take a tour of the National Air and Space Museum
  • Admire the grandeur of the Tidal Basin during cherry blossom season
  • Stroll through Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
  • Explore as many Smithsonian museums as you want
Foggy Bottom

Foggy Bottom

Located next to the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and the George Washington University campus, Foggy Bottom is a charming area with a mix of political, cultural, and academic influences. Experience the renowned Watergate Hotel and indulge in its opulence.

Things to do:
  • Observe wildlife and the riverbank scenery
  • Watch a free show at Kennedy Center
  • Kayak at the Thompson Boat Center
  • Savor Indian cuisine at Rasika West End
  • Venture into Rock Creek Park
Georgetown

Georgetown- Where historic charm meets upscale modernity

Any tour of the city must include a stop in Georgetown, the oldest neighborhood in Washington, DC. It offers a rare chance to explore and interact with some of the city's most historic locations, leisurely stroll along the cobblestone streets, or savor delectable food by the river.

Things to do:
  • Unveil history at Georgetown University, Old Stone House, C&O Canal
  • Relive moments from the iconic movie The Exorcist (1973)
  • Dine with riverfront settings at Fiola Mare
  • Enjoy shopping for designer clothing
  • Tour the quaint side streets and secret passageways of Book Hill, offering bakeries, clothes boutiques and art galleries
Capitol Hill

Capitol Hill

A veritable gold mine of a neighborhood, Capitol Hill is home to the nation’s most iconic buildings. From the Library of Congress and the U.S. Capitol to beautiful row homes and Instagram-ready views of the Capitol Dome, DC is sure to mesmerize your clients.

Things to do:
  • Explore the historic Barracks Row for dining and shopping options
  • See the United States Botanic Garden
  • Stroll through Eastern Market for fresh food and handmade crafts
  • Take a guided tour of the U.S. Capitol Building
Penn Quarter and Chinatown

Penn Quarter and Chinatown

Explore the vibrant blend of dining, shopping, sports, and culture in the Penn Quarter & Chinatown district. Become a part of DC’s rich dining scene with a meal at José Andrés’s restaurant, a James Beard Award-winning chef and restaurateur.

Things to do :
  • Indulge in art at the Smithsonian American Art Museum
  • Explore the National Portrait Gallery
  • Pay homage at the United States Navy Memorial
  • Watch an act at Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company and Shakespeare Theatre Company.
  • History buffs, head to Clara Barton Missing Soldiers Office Museum and Ford's Theatre
  • Visit the Capital One Arena for exceptional sporting events
Adams Morgan

Adams Morgan

Adams Morgan, a vibrant and varied neighborhood, is well known for its nightlife, unique selection of eateries and pubs, and innovative vibe. Take advantage of 18th Street's many bars, live music venues, and diverse dining options.

Things to do:
  • Sample a variety of cuisines, from Ethiopian to Vietnamese
  • Indulge in late-night pizzas and visit a 24-hour diner
  • Watch funky pieces of finest artistry at Mercedes Bien Vintage
  • Find a rare or out-of-print book at Lost City Books
  • Indulge in art at DC Arts Center
  • Enjoy the annual Adams Morgan Day
Maryland

Maryland

Maryland, an exquisite neighborhood of Washington, DC, is a must-visit for its unrivaled history at scenic Old-Line State, Civil War sites, and vibrant wine and food scene. Stay in DC and take a day trip to Baltimore, Annapolis, and Alexandria.

Things to do:
  • Zipline through the greenery of upper Rock Creek Park
  • Try blue crabs at Chesapeake Bay
  • Shop luxury brands in Friendship Heights
  • Watch movies on the silver screen at Silver Spring
  • Learn about civic war history at the National Museum of Civil War Medicine
  • Visit the Alexandria National Aquarium
  • Enjoy a performance at Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
  • Have fun on the merry-go-round at Capital Wheel
Virginia

Virginia

Virginia, the birthplace of eight U.S. presidents, is a stunning blend of historic past, present-day urban charm, and Civil War battlegrounds. Visit the riverside town of Alexandria to relive the past and indulge in contemporary shopping. Soak in panoramic views at Great Falls Park, taste wine in nearby Loudoun County, or shop high-end luxury at Tysons Corner.

Things to do:
  • Hike to witness waterfalls at Great Falls Park
  • Pay homage to Civil War martyrs at Arlington National Cemetery, U.S. Air Force Memorial, and U.S. Marine Corps Memorial
  • Enjoy virtual programming at Shirlington’s Signature Theatre
  • Attend a live event at Wolf Trap
  • Indulge in retail therapy at Leesburg Corner Premium Outlets or Potomac Mills Mall.
  • For a nature’s day out, head to Shenandoah National Park for hiking, camping and nature-watching
  • Go underground at Luray Caverns
The Wharf

The Wharf

Escape to an exotic riverfront destination in DC. Explore the vibrant streets, indulge in upscale shopping and dining, and get ready for water activities. With outdoor cinemas in summer, illuminated boat tours in the evening during winters, and exciting events year-round, it’s a must-visit trendy hotspot in DC.

Things to do:
  • Cruise with panoramic views of the Wharf
  • Take private sightseeing boat tours
  • Visit a two-century-old seafood market
  • Watch American theater at Arena Stage at the Mead Center
  • Jam out at Pearl Street Warehouse
  • Try kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding at The Wharf Boathouse
  • Have a meal at any Michelin-starred chefs and award-winning places
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