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Petworth

Take a look inside Petworth, a close-knit residential neighborhood with local draws that beckon for you to explore.

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Shaw

Shaw is hip, trendy and edgy. From the live rock and roll music to the African-American Civil War Memorial, you’ll get plenty of excitement and culture here.

Jessie's Cooked Seafood

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Southwest & The Wharf

The Southwest & The Wharf neighborhood is a must-visit for experiencing the arts and local history, as well as The Wharf's many restaurants, shops, concert venues and on-the-water activities.

Ben's Chili Bowl

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U Street

The part of the city that never sleeps, U Street stays up late and knows how to have a good time.

Washington National Cathedral

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Upper Northwest

The tree-filled upper northwest neighborhoods of DC offer historic homes, the National Cathedral, cozy restaurants and great shopping.

George Washington's Mount Vernon

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Virginia

The Virginia towns and counties surrounding DC hum with culture, nature, shopping and history.

Woodley Park Marilyn Monroe Mural

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Woodley Park

Enjoy the great outdoors in the middle of DC. With the National Zoo and Rock Creek Park, this neighborhood houses everything from elephants to breathtaking waterways. Click below to learn more about what you’ll see in Woodley Park.

Arch located in Chinatown neighborhood

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Penn Quarter & Chinatown

Satisfy your appetite for hip restaurants and culture in this diverse ’hood where museums like the National Portrait Gallery keep company with eateries by celebrity chefs.

People walking and riding bikes in the streets of NoMa

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NoMa & Union Market

Catch a train at Union Station, peruse food stalls and trendy restaurants or explore historic sites like Gallaudet University all within the neighboring hubs of NoMa and Union Market.

Biking near the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mall, Washington DC

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National Mall

The National Mall is America’s most-visited national park, where the past, present and future come together.

Long View Gallery in Mount Vernon Square, Washington DC

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Mount Vernon Square

This historic city square and neighborhood masterfully blends DC’s past and present, perfect for business and pleasure.

Waterfront in Baltimore, Maryland

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Maryland

Find live entertainment, Civil War sites and historic cities in the scenic Old Line State.

Logan Circle Street View, Washington DC

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Logan Circle

Alluring for residents who dig the neighborhood’s old-timey charms and new shops and eateries, and for visitors who will find walkable blocks packed with things to do.

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Ivy City

You’ll find a high concentration of craft distilleries, unique concert venues and even agricultural wonders in this historic industrial zone that is experiencing a modern-day renaissance.

H Street Rowhouses and Mural, Washington DC

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H Street NE

A dynamic one-and-a-half mile corridor, this neighborhood promises a memorable night out, funky shops and chill cafés.

Georgetown Waterfront Aerial, Washington DC

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Georgetown

The perfect intersection of historic charm and upscale modernity happens where M Street meets Wisconsin Avenue in the heart of picturesque Georgetown.

Kennedy Center in Foggy Bottom, Washington DC

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Foggy Bottom

Culture vultures, diplomats and outdoor enthusiasts dig this riverside neighborhood best known as home to the Kennedy Center and the State Department.

Dupont Circle, Washington DC

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Dupont Circle

You might find impromptu yoga, pick-up games of chess and dog-walking locals at this social circle, which anchors its neighborhood namesake.

City Center DC in Downtown Washington DC

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Downtown

Downtown DC is considered the center of the nation’s capital because of its close proximity to popular attractions, a wide range of cultural experiences, national retail chains and noteworthy dining options.

Columbia Heights, Washington DC

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Columbia Heights

Latin American culture, a jumbo city park plus cool bars and restaurants draw locals and visitors to this upper northwest hot zone.

Capitol Riverfront Park, Washington DC

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Capitol Riverfront

Just south of the U.S. Capitol, this vibrant neighborhood on the Anacostia River is home to Major League Baseball’s Washington Nationals, watery diversions like kayaking and a booming restaurant scene.

Eastern Market in Capitol Hill, Washington DC

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Capitol Hill

Some of the government’s most powerful edifices – the U.S. Capitol, the Supreme Court and the U.S. House and Senate – make their homes on this famed incline, where Instagram-ready views of the Capitol Dome come at almost every turn.

Brookland, outside the metro station, Washington DC

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Brookland

DC’s "Little Rome" is awash in Catholic churches and sites, plus a lively arts zone and charming, bungalow-filled streets.

Frederick Douglass Bridge into Washington, DC

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Anacostia

Venture into southeast DC and discover Anacostia, a vibrant neighborhood with museums, bike paths and a rich African American history.

Adams Morgan, Washington DC - Tryst Restaurant

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Adams Morgan

This culturally diverse neighborhood is known for its nightlife and eclectic dining scene thanks to all the bars and restaurants dotting the 18th Street corridor.

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Petworth

Take a look inside Petworth, a close-knit residential neighborhood with local draws that beckon for you to explore.

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Shaw

Shaw is hip, trendy and edgy. From the live rock and roll music to the African-American Civil War Memorial, you’ll get plenty of excitement and culture here.

Jessie's Cooked Seafood

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Southwest & The Wharf

The Southwest & The Wharf neighborhood is a must-visit for experiencing the arts and local history, as well as The Wharf's many restaurants, shops, concert venues and on-the-water activities.

Ben's Chili Bowl

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U Street

The part of the city that never sleeps, U Street stays up late and knows how to have a good time.

Washington National Cathedral

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Upper Northwest

The tree-filled upper northwest neighborhoods of DC offer historic homes, the National Cathedral, cozy restaurants and great shopping.

George Washington's Mount Vernon

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Virginia

The Virginia towns and counties surrounding DC hum with culture, nature, shopping and history.

Woodley Park Marilyn Monroe Mural

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Woodley Park

Enjoy the great outdoors in the middle of DC. With the National Zoo and Rock Creek Park, this neighborhood houses everything from elephants to breathtaking waterways. Click below to learn more about what you’ll see in Woodley Park.

Arch located in Chinatown neighborhood

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Penn Quarter & Chinatown

Satisfy your appetite for hip restaurants and culture in this diverse ’hood where museums like the National Portrait Gallery keep company with eateries by celebrity chefs.

People walking and riding bikes in the streets of NoMa

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NoMa & Union Market

Catch a train at Union Station, peruse food stalls and trendy restaurants or explore historic sites like Gallaudet University all within the neighboring hubs of NoMa and Union Market.

Biking near the Lincoln Memorial on the National Mall, Washington DC

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National Mall

The National Mall is America’s most-visited national park, where the past, present and future come together.

Long View Gallery in Mount Vernon Square, Washington DC

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Mount Vernon Square

This historic city square and neighborhood masterfully blends DC’s past and present, perfect for business and pleasure.

Waterfront in Baltimore, Maryland

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Maryland

Find live entertainment, Civil War sites and historic cities in the scenic Old Line State.

Logan Circle Street View, Washington DC

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Logan Circle

Alluring for residents who dig the neighborhood’s old-timey charms and new shops and eateries, and for visitors who will find walkable blocks packed with things to do.

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Ivy City

You’ll find a high concentration of craft distilleries, unique concert venues and even agricultural wonders in this historic industrial zone that is experiencing a modern-day renaissance.

H Street Rowhouses and Mural, Washington DC

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H Street NE

A dynamic one-and-a-half mile corridor, this neighborhood promises a memorable night out, funky shops and chill cafés.

Georgetown Waterfront Aerial, Washington DC

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Georgetown

The perfect intersection of historic charm and upscale modernity happens where M Street meets Wisconsin Avenue in the heart of picturesque Georgetown.

Kennedy Center in Foggy Bottom, Washington DC

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Foggy Bottom

Culture vultures, diplomats and outdoor enthusiasts dig this riverside neighborhood best known as home to the Kennedy Center and the State Department.

Dupont Circle, Washington DC

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Dupont Circle

You might find impromptu yoga, pick-up games of chess and dog-walking locals at this social circle, which anchors its neighborhood namesake.

City Center DC in Downtown Washington DC

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Downtown

Downtown DC is considered the center of the nation’s capital because of its close proximity to popular attractions, a wide range of cultural experiences, national retail chains and noteworthy dining options.

Columbia Heights, Washington DC

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Columbia Heights

Latin American culture, a jumbo city park plus cool bars and restaurants draw locals and visitors to this upper northwest hot zone.

Capitol Riverfront Park, Washington DC

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Capitol Riverfront

Just south of the U.S. Capitol, this vibrant neighborhood on the Anacostia River is home to Major League Baseball’s Washington Nationals, watery diversions like kayaking and a booming restaurant scene.

Eastern Market in Capitol Hill, Washington DC

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Capitol Hill

Some of the government’s most powerful edifices – the U.S. Capitol, the Supreme Court and the U.S. House and Senate – make their homes on this famed incline, where Instagram-ready views of the Capitol Dome come at almost every turn.

Brookland, outside the metro station, Washington DC

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Brookland

DC’s "Little Rome" is awash in Catholic churches and sites, plus a lively arts zone and charming, bungalow-filled streets.

Frederick Douglass Bridge into Washington, DC

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Anacostia

Venture into southeast DC and discover Anacostia, a vibrant neighborhood with museums, bike paths and a rich African American history.

Adams Morgan, Washington DC - Tryst Restaurant

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Adams Morgan

This culturally diverse neighborhood is known for its nightlife and eclectic dining scene thanks to all the bars and restaurants dotting the 18th Street corridor.