Georgetown is DC’s home to cobblestone streets & cupcake tours. Waterfront picnics & political watering holes. Canal history & charming boutiques. A Story in Every Brick.

Wander the side streets and take in the architecture dating back as early as the 1700s. Learn more about historic Georgetown at the Peabody Room in the peaceful Georgetown Library.

Georgetown is home to world-renowned Georgetown University—the oldest Catholic and Jesuit university in the country that dates back to 1789—a 15-minute walk to The George Washington University, bringing a combined student population of more than 45,000 to the area.

Discover the nooks, crannies, and sub-neighborhoods that make Georgetown so unique with our interactive map. For a printable one-sheeter map, click here!

Georgetown's waterfront district has a historic canal, Insta-worthy riverfront, hiking, biking, running and paddling opportunities, waterfront dining, and more. Here are the top 9 experiences to add to your summer bucket list.

Georgetown's waterfront district has a historic canal, Insta-worthy riverfront, hiking, biking, running and paddling opportunities, waterfront dining, and more. Here are the top 9 experiences to add to your summer bucket list.

This National Historic District is where the past meets the present, with more than 470 shops, restaurants and institutions in its vibrant business district, set against the backdrop of Georgetown’s unique 18th and 19th century architecture and quaint residential streets.

Discover the nooks, crannies, and sub-neighborhoods that make Georgetown so unique. You can also check out our Google map for public seating locations throughout Georgetown.

The intersection of M and Wisconsin Avenue is the heart of Georgetown, with boutique-lined streets extending in all four directions.

From trunk shows to gallery openings, weekly sales, cocktail receptions, and pop-up shops, filter our calendar by day, week, or month and see what’s on tap in Georgetown.