NEIGHBORHOODS H STREET NE Explore a one-and-a-half-mile stretch in Northeast DC, known for a laid-back vibe and artistic community. GEORGETOWN One of DC’s oldest neighborhoods, known for shopping and waterfront dining, exudes charm. 1 veggie lovers to 2 Bring Fancy Radish or try Ethiopian fl avors at Ethiopic. Wake up with Bullfrog Bagels or coff ee from Maketto. Street and Wisconsin 1 M Avenue are shopping central and savor at The 2 Sip Washington Harbour’s the family to 3 Take Pinstripes for bowling or bocce. Tony and Joe’s or Nick’s Riverside Grill . for local boutiques and national brands. CAPITOL HILL Locals fl ock to the area’s parks and 19th-century rowhouses, which are juxtaposed with powerful government edifi ces. DUPONT CIRCLE Market off ers 1 Eastern handmade crafts and Barracks Row where 2 Stroll vintage storefronts hold Library of Congress 3 The holds tours of its Italian oyster houses, pubs and local shops. farm-fresh produce daily except Mondays. Come early for Market Lunch’s legendary blueberry buckwheat pancakes. A cultural, cosmopolitan enclave with shops and restaurants, Dupont is situated around its namesake park. Phillips Collection , which 1 The celebrates its centennial in Sunday, you’ll fi nd the 2 Every city’s only year-round farmers’ 17th Street strip is an 3 The LGBTQ+ destination, with market serving pastries and pizzas. 2021, is the nation’s fi rst museum of modern art, known for its rotating exhibitions and Rothko Room. WASHINGTON.ORG Renaissance-style architecture and gilt murals. an array of minority-owned small businesses, bars and restaurants. 27
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