History, entertainment and commerce meld into one in the neighborhood of Georgetown! Walk down its classic streets filled with commercial establishments, restaurants offering various cuisines, historical landmarks, a prestigious University, bars, malls, and many other fun and interesting stuff that will appeal to all your senses.
Georgetown is a neighborhood located at the northwestern region of Washington DC. It spans 750 acres (300 hectares) and houses the Georgetown Historic District. In fact, this old neighborhood was formerly a part of the Province of Maryland and has been established around 40 years prior the establishment of the City of Washington.
Wisconsin Avenue - major commercial corridor in Georgetown where you could shop 'til you drop
Georgetown University - Main Campus of the famous University that got its namesake from the 1st US President
Washington Harbour - Waterfront area in the District with great restaurant choices
Old Stone House - Washington DC's oldest retained and unchanged building
Potomac River - head on here and go rafting with family and friends
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