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"Cobblestones & Calm" – Historic D.C. With a Waterfront Soul Why this itinerary is special: Georgetown feels unlike anywhere else in D.C.—historic, walkable, and charming, with no Metro station and a slower pace that locals cherish. It's an excellent choice for visitors who love architecture, scenic walks and neighborhood character. ONE NEIGHBORHOOD AT A TIME Georgetown Best time: Morning (before crowds & traffic build) 1 Morning: Historic Streets & Shops Georgetown Historic District (Local favorite) Address: M Street & Wisconsin Avenue NW, Washington, D.C. 20007 Suggested Time: 1.5–2 hours Closest Metro: Foggy Bottom–GWU (Blue/Orange/Silver) 15‑minute walk Tickets required: No Local tip: Go in the morning to enjoy quieter streets before afternoon crowds 2 Late Morning: Nature in the City C&O Canal National Historical Park (D.C. hidden gem) Address: 1057 Thomas Jefferson St NW, Washington, D.C. 20007 Suggested Time: 30–45 minutes Closest Metro: Walk from central Georgetown Tickets required: No 3 Afternoon: Waterfront Views Georgetown Waterfront Park Address: 3303 Water St NW, Washington, D.C. 20007 Suggested Time: 45–60 minutes Tickets required: No Before You Go D.C. is always on the move! Before you head out on a D.C. adventure, take a minute to check hours and/or timed-entry details on each venue's official website, the weather forecast, Metro service at wmata.com and any closures around the Mall during holidays or special events.

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