Georgetown
Introduction Georgetown is part of Washington, D.C., where many 18th- and 19th-century buildings have been preserved. The streets are dotted with fountains and sculptures, and there’s a scenic boardwalk along the river — making it a very charming area. This neighborhood is not only a famous tourist destination but also home to numerous small restaurants and boutiques, with Wisconsin Avenue at its center serving as one of Washington’s premier shopping destinations. Visitors are advised to come to Georgetown in the afternoon: take a stroll along the riverbank to enjoy the scenery, then stop by a cozy café or browse for something special to buy.
Washington, D.C., USA
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