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3290 M St NW 3100 South St NW 1403 Wisconsin Ave NW 2900 K St NW3100 South St NW 1205 Wisconsin Ave NW 3000 K St NW 1101 30th St NW1050 31st St NW 1055 Thomas Jefferson St NW 3333 M St NW3053 M St NW 3217 K St NW 1046 Wisconsin Ave NW 1054 31st St NW1050 Thomas Jefferson St NW 3251 Prospect St NW 3307 M St NW3222 M St NW 1025 Thomas Jefferson St NW 3220 Prospect St NW

WELCOME

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GETTING HERE AND PARKING

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Take the Metro to Foggy Bottom-GWU

The red, black and yellow-striped DC Circulator bus links cultural, entertainment and business destinations within the city. The Dupont-Georgetown-Rosslyn line runs from the Dupont South metro station to the Rosslyn metro station, with stops along M Street. The Union Station-Georgetown route runs from Union Station to Georgetown via K Street and back to Union Station with stops on M Street traveling eastbound. For more information, visit www.dccirculator.com.

The program allows users to check out and return bikes from any of the 110 stations located throughout Washington, DC and Arlington, VA. The 19-bike Georgetown units are located at the corner of K Street and 30th Street, near the Georgetown waterfront and on the 1000 block of Wisconsin Avenue, at Grace Street. Daily memberships are available for $5, monthly memberships are $25, and annual memberships are $75. For more about the program, visit www.capitalbikeshare.com.

American River Taxi is the first eco-friendly water taxi on the Potomac River connecting Georgetown with The Wharf (SW Waterfront) and The Yards/Nationals Stadium. Washington Harbour serves as American River Taxi’s Georgetown port of call, with travel time between stops ranging from 20 to 35 minutes. For schedules and rates visit www.americanrivertaxi.com.

Welcome to Georgetown! Rich in history and culture, this charming and vibrant neighborhood offers the discerning explorer an exciting combination of treasures-from the expected to the one-of-a-kind. Georgetown boasts over 500 restaurants, hotels, art galleries, salons, spas, and service establishments all nestled within one square mile.

With 20 lots and garages in Georgetown, parking is plentiful. Parking is available at these locations in addition to street parking:

The Foggy Bottom-GWU Metro stop is a short 15-minute walk from Georgetown. Take the blue/orange line to the Foggy Bottom-GWU station and walk 5 short blocks to the Pennsylvania Avenue entrance to Georgetown. http://wmata.com/rail/station_detail.cfm?station_id=40

For more information on parking, visit www.georgetowndc.com/map & parking.

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Complete store listings, maps, events listings and more can be found at the official Georgetown website, www.georgetowndc.com. The area’s hottest restaurants and nightlife, best boutiques, and fun outdoor activities can be found within a few clicks. Visitors can also sign up for the weekly BIDness e-newsletter to stay up-to-date with Georgetown happenings. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for up-to-the-minute news and announcements from Georgetown at @GeorgetownDC and www.facebook.com/OfficialGeorgetownDC.

History beckons at every turn in Georgetown. The venerable C&O Canal encompasses a scenic park area covered with camping sites and miles of hiking and biking trails. Georgetown also offers dozens of historic sites, such as Washington’s oldest house, the Old Stone House, open to the public as part of the National Park Service. In addition to guided tours of beautiful Georgetown estates and gardens, scenic tours of the area are available daily, as are a variety of walking tours, including the Kennedy Walking Tour. Visit georgetowndc.com/explore/georgetown_history/.

DUMBARTON HOUSE 2715 Q Street, NW 202.653.5190

C&O CANAL BOAT RIDES 1057 Thomas Jefferson Street, NW 202.653.5190

Ride along the historic C&O Canal in a boat pulled by mules. Experience rising eight feet in a lock. Hear park rangers in period clothing describe what life was like for the families that lived and worked on the canal. Enjoy life at a slower pace. April – October: Wednesday through Sunday. The cost is $8 for adults and $5 for children. Children 3 and under ride for free. www.nps.gov/choh/planyourvisit/publicboatrides.htm.

Dumbarton House is a fine example of Federal period architecture and offers visitors a unique opportunity to enhance their appreciation of early American history. Closely connected to the first years of the American Republic, the house has stood on the heights of Georgetown for over two centuries. Tour hours: year-round - Tuesday-Sunday, 11 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. www.dumbartonhouse.org

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DUMBARTON OAKS MUSEUM AND GARDEN 31st & R Streets, NW 202.339.6401

TUDOR PLACE 1644 31st Street, NW 202.965.0400

The Federal-style house, built in 1801, features the former owners’ Byzantine and Pre-Columbian art collections. The property also contains a remarkable garden boasting 10 acres

of trees, including Washington’s famed cherry blossoms, as well as flowers, garden furniture and other ornamental garden fixtures. www.doaks.org.

Explore 180 years of history at this 1816 National Historic Landmark house with the extensive Mt. Vernon collection and historic 5 1/2 acre garden. Guided house

tours Tues. – Sun. Garden open daily. Museum shop. www.tudorplace.org

An example of vernacular architecture, Washington’s oldest home, the Old Stone House, was built in 1765 using locally available resources. The house was renovated by the National Park

Service in the 1950s and is run by the National Park Service today. The property also includes a seasonal landscaped garden of the house—perfect for a quiet retreat within Georgetown. Open Wed – Sunday from 12 to 5 p.m. www.nps.gov/nr/travel/wash/dc17.htm

The Georgetown Waterfront Park is a serene oasis located on the banks of the Potomac River. The park features gently sloping grass hills and shade trees. The landscape blends with mixed-

use paved pathways. The park is a perfect place for a picnic and watching boat races on the river, or relaxing after dining al fresco at one of the fine restaurants next door at Washington Harbour. www.georgetownwaterfrontpark.org

OLD STONE HOUSE 3051 M Street, NW 202.426.6851

GEORGETOWN WATERFRONT PARK Potomac River from 31st St , NW to the Key Bridge

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Georgetown hosts year-round signature events for all audiences. The Georgetown French Market event takes place in April and celebrates the Book Hill neighborhood of Georgetown. In September, Georgetown joins in the global “Fashion’s Night Out” with an evening full of events and promotions celebrating DC’s fashion epicenter. “Taste of Georgetown” in October focuses on the neighborhood’s dining options and famed restaurants. Get into the holiday spirit with “Merriment in Georgetown”, a holiday event that incorporates Georgetown’s infinite retail options for holiday shopping, wintertime treats and festive entertainment. To find out more events happening throughout the neighborhood, visit www.georgetowndc.com.

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GEORGETOWN FRENCH MARKET

FASHION’S NIGHT OUT

The ever-popular Georgetown French Market event brings over 5,000 attendees to the streets of Georgetown every April. Participating Book Hill merchants set up tables along Wisconsin Avenue from P Street to Reservoir Road with wares up to 70% off. Sale merchandise includes clothing, shoes, housewares, jewelry, furniture and more. Live music, French fare, face painting, caricatures and more round out this popular annual event. www.georgetowndc.com/events/french_market

In September, for the second consecutive year, Georgetown will serve as the regional host for Fashion’s Night Out, a global event founded by Condé Nast & Vogue Magazine in 2009 to celebrate fashion, restore consumer confidence, boost the industry’s economy, and put the fun back in shopping. Bringing together the neighborhood’s ultra-chic stores, restaurants, spas, and salons, Fashion’s Night Out features fabulous fashion events, special discounts and promotions, and extended shopping hours. The event is hosted by a prominent committee of DC’s most style savvy personalities and professionals. www.fashionsnightoutgeorgetowndc.com

TASTE OF GEORGETOWN

MERRIMENT IN GEORGETOWN

The annual Taste of Georgetown, held in October, showcases the spectacular cuisine of 30 of Washington, DC’s finest restaurants. Now in its 18th year, the Taste highlights Georgetown’s culinary personalities and features nearly 60 delectable dishes to

sample, as well as wine pairings and the jazz talents of Blues Alley. A celebration of food, wine, and music, the Taste of Georgetown has become the premier food and wine festival of D.C. benefiting the Georgetown Ministry Center’s services supporting the homeless. www.tasteofgeorgetown.com

This event is DC’s most anticipated holiday shopping and family event of the year and takes place in the heart of Georgetown. Usher in the holiday season with special sales and events, seasonal festivities, live entertainment, children’s activities, and

culinary treats. www.merrimentingeorgetown.com

washington harbour: Enjoy unparalleled views of the Potomac River from Georgetown’s famed waterfront. Some of the area’s best restaurants – Nick’s Riverside Grille, Tony & Joe’s and Sequoia and great nightlife make this DC favorite the “place to be.” (3000 K Street, NW)cady’s alley: Known as “Georgetown’s Design District”, Cady’s Alley is the place to go for home style. Specialty stores include Ann Sacks, Babette, Baker Furniture, Contemporaria, Design Within Reach, Bo Concept, Boffi Georgetown, L’Eclat de Verre, and Waterworks. Kafe Leopold’s has one of the best dining scenes in the area while L2 Lounge offers an exclusive nightclub in the heart of Georgetown. (3318 M Street, NW)shops at georgetown park: Anthropologie, J. Crew, Intermix and Godiva are some of the retail establishments to line this lively block of M Street. These, as well as independent retailers and some of Georgetown’s most iconic restaurants such as Clyde’s and J. Paul’s, round out Georgetown Park’s retail experience. (3222 M Street, NW)book hill: Reminiscent of a European shopping destination, Book Hill boasts local retailers set in a picturesque neighborhood. Cafes, fine art galleries, clothing, antique shops and more make this a unique shopping destination. (Upper Winsconsin Avenue, NW, between P Street & Reservoir Road)

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Playtime sure works up an appetite and Georgetown’s food establishments will satisfy every craving! Home to over 140 restaurants and gourmet stores representing more than 50 ethnicities, the neighborhood is a foodie’s dream. Walk only a few blocks and you’ll fi nd cuisine from Ethiopia to Mexico and France and everywhere in between. Whether it’s an unforgettable dinner at one of DC’s best restaurants or a midday sweet treat in the unoffi cial “Cupcake Capital”, Georgetown is sure to satisfy every appetite and budget.

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1847 COLUMBIA RD N.W.

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Ristorante Piccolo�1068 31st St NW |Washington, DC 20007Đ202-342-7414 | www.PiccoloDC.comĐRistorante Piccolo has been a tiny Italian gem just offĐthe beaten path since 1986, offering one of the bestĐseats in Georgetown--a second-floor balcony over-Đlooking the historic C&O Canal and Georgetown.Đ

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about the georgetown business improvement district: The Georgetown Business Improvement District (BID) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting and enhancing the accessibility, attractiveness and overall appeal of Georgetown. Established in 1999 by its property owners and merchants, the Georgetown BID has more than 1,000 members.

THE GUARDS RESTAURANT2915 M St NW | Washington, DC 20007 202-965-2350 | theguardsrestaurant-dc.com

The Guards is a Georgetown tradition for Steaks, Seafood and Burgers since 1966. Its elegant, dark ambience compliments the hearty menu of traditional American cuisine featuring prime rib, angus beef, fresh seafood and daily specials. With a fully stocked ornate red oak bar, the Guards is a restaurant with all the warmth and charm reminiscent of days gone by.

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Th e organization is located in the heart of Georgetown in Washington, D.C and sets a standard of excellence in preserving historic charm while meeting contemporary needs. From marketing and special events, to transportation and streetscape, the Georgetown BID contributes to the vitality and quality of life in Georgetown. For more information please visit georgetowndc.com. Follow Georgetown on Facebook and Twitter.

PEACOCK CAFÉ

3251 Prospect St NW | Washington, DC 20007202-625-2740 | www.peacockcafe.com A tradition in Georgetown dining. Off ering a Contemporary American cuisine. Serv-ing lunch daily 11am-5pm(breakfast items available), Dinner 5- close, brunch Sat & Sun (opening 9am). Off ering all natural ingredients with great variety of wine & beer selection in a casual & elegant setting. “Something for everyone” zagat.

FINO ITALIANO

3011 M St NW | Washington, DC 20007202-333-1111

Fino is a Georgetown destination for reasonably priced fi nely prepared Italian food and nightly jazz entertainment. Fino’s candlelit dining and live jazz music provide an elegant and romantic atmosphere.

J. CHOCOLATIER

1039 33rd St NW | Washington, DC 20007202-333-4111 | www.jchocolatier.com

Georgetown’s Original Artisan Chocolatier.Handmade Truffl es, Drinking Chocolate, Premium Varietal Coff ee, Decadent Baked Goods. Tues - Friday: 11am - 7pm, Saturday: 11am - 9pm, Sunday: Noon - 5pm Closed Mondays.

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WITH THE LARGEST CONCENTRATION OF RESTAURANTS IN THE DC-METRO AREA,

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Shoppers of all ages can play “dress up” in Georgetown with one-of-a-kind fi nds from the neighborhood’s over 150 fashion specialty stores including unique local boutiques and well-known international brands. From preppy to cutting-edge, casual to elegant the vast array of retailers in Georgetown off ers something to suit every style and taste.

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THE LANTERN-BRYN MAWR BOOKSHOP

3241 P Street NW | Washington DC 20007202-333-3222 | www.hers.com/~lantern

An excellent source for readers and book-collectors. Find favorites and obscure treasures among a myriad gently pre-read volumes. Maps, dvds and cds too. Open 11-4 Tuesday-Friday, 11-5 Saturdays, 12-4 Sundays.

THE OLD PRINT GALLERY

1220 - 31 st St NW | Washington DC 20007202-965-1818 | www.oldprintgallery.com

Known for specializing in antique maps and prints since 1971, the Old Print Gallery recently expanded its inventory and now offers a growing selection of 20th century and contemporary works.

APPALACHIAN SPRING

1415 Wisconsin Ave., NW (at P St.) 202-337-5780 | www.appalachianspring.com

Voted #1 store in the United States for American Craft, this is a “must see” in Georgetown. A favorite of shoppers since 1968, Appalachian Spring is filled with the creations of America’s outstanding designer/craftspeople: jewelry, blown glass, wooden jewelry boxes, pottery, and kaleidoscopes.

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Products from the familiar to the fantastic

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Recess is always in session in Georgetown with enough activities to keep you entertained from sunrise to long aft er sunset. Th anks to the neighborhood’s prime location on the Potomac River, recreational activities abound. Whether it’s a picnic in the Georgetown Waterfront Park, paddling along the River, or walking through a historic garden tour, Georgetown’s roster of activities isn’t limited to the indoors. At night, the area boasts a lively and diverse nightlife scene that includes upscale lounges, low-key hangouts, and sophisticated jazz clubs – truly something for everyone.

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