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

Georgetown is one of the few neighborhoods in Washington that can be reached by water. Take a Washington Monuments Cruise from the Georgetown Waterfront for a fun, relaxing way to take in sights like the Jefferson Memorial and The Washington Monument.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

From Canal boat tours straight out of a ferry-tale, to new restaurants making a splash of their own, check out what’s heating up in Georgetown. Cool off on a kayak tour of the Potomac, and calm down with a few meditative laps around the giant outdoor labyrinth.

Use our interactive map to explore each of the sub-neighborhoods that offer their own unique experiences within Georgetown. You can also check out our map of public seating locations throughout Georgetown.

With up to six daily departures from Georgetown’s Washington Harbour (31st & K St), the 25-minute ride is a unique way to experience DC’s waterfront destinations. The Washington by Water Monuments Cruise also connects Alexandria’s historic waterfront to Georgetown’s.