Georgetown, the home of Georgetown University, has become a popular destination for young professionals. Georgetown has seen a youth movement and is home to many of the city’s best restaurants and bars. Despite this, there are still many ways to stay in touch with the neighborhood’s history. Spending time around the C&O Canal or visiting Tudor Place can remind you of the extensive history of the neighborhood.
Location
Georgetown is located in the Northwest quadrant of Washington DC. It’s bordered by Rock Creek to its east and the Potomac River to its south, with Georgetown University sitting in the west end.
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Transportation
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As of right now, there are no Metro stops in Georgetown. However, if needed there are Metro stops in nearby neighborhoods, the closest being Foggy Bottom. Georgetown does have a stop on the DC Circulator. This DC bus system has stops at various locations throughout the city, and it only costs $1 to ride!
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You Won’t Want to Miss
- Georgetown Waterfront Park — A peaceful area with beautiful views along the water
- Tudor Place — This historic Federal-style mansion has over five acres of gardens
- Georgetown’s waterfront dining — some of the best food in the city, with stunning views of the water
- Time in the water — Rent a kayak or paddleboard and spend time on the Potomac River
Before you take in the collegiate town full of history and beautiful properties, be sure to reach out so that The Kree Team can help walk you through any questions you might have.
