Georgetown

Located in an old town in Washington, Georgetown is the main campus of Georgetown University. It passes through the old town and climbs up the mountain to Georgetown University. The old town is mainly a shopping district. There are various boutiques and restaurants on the street. The street buildings are also very distinctive. Full of historical charm.

As I continued my walk from Gerogetown along the banks of the Potomac River, I saw this Park. There are restaurants and shops

Traveling to Washington, the capital of the United States, at night, by local, former colleagues who worked together drove us around, to Georgetown, a very famous old city, it is Washington's neighbor, from the heart of Washington, to come here at night without traffic jams, About 15-20 minutes. There are many old houses on both sides of the street here, all of which are houses in the old era. At that time, Christmas was approaching, and Christmas decorations were hung at the door of many big houses. The lights were beautiful at night.

A short trip just west of the city. Lots of shopping, bars and posh neighbourhoods to explore. Waterfront is great too. My highlight was finding the infamous ‘Exorsist’ steps

Georgetown, an 18th-century town northwest of Washington, D.C., is now a famous attraction. There is no subway, but buses used to be very convenient. Recommend ice cream shops in small towns, Obama's favorite.

If you don't say that, it's hard to see Georgetown as part of the capital of the United States. There are many buildings in the 18th and 19th centuries, so it is more like a small town in Europe. The old stone house is a typical building, which is the oldest house in DC. Georgetown University is also one of the oldest universities in the United States. Georgetown is also a shopping paradise for children's shoes. There are many brand stores on both sides of the street. If you have enough time, you can spend an afternoon here. It feels great to watch the sunset in the evening.

Riding all the way to the most prosperous Historic District in Georgetown. There are many shops on the streets and alleys, bringing together the most famous restaurants, boutiques and brand stores in Washington, which is very suitable for tourists who love shopping. The M Street in the center is the most emotional commercial center in Washington.