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Georgetown Location and Culture

Nestled along the Potomac River and the canal, Georgetown is an 18th century sea-port that morphed into an enclave of tree- lined neighborhoods and upscale boutiques, restaurants, and bars. Some of the best shopping is in this area on Wisconsin Avenue and M Street as great shops and restaurants creep into the lovely neighborhoods for a block or two. Enjoy the picturesque row houses, single-family homes, and shopping in a neighborhood with a youthful, upscale feel thanks to Georgetown University and the neighborhood’s chic residents. Housing Homes in Georgetown are typically single-family houses or larger homes that have been turned into two to four-unit apartments. Some properties have small backyards. Most homes are often Georgian or Federal architecturally and give the neighborhood its unique and historic feel. Closer to the river, you get a more modern feel with larger and new apartments available. Activities and Landmarks Georgetown is full of all kinds of good eats, from Baked and Wired – a unique coffee and cupcake shop – to Japanese, Italian, Mexican, and American food. You name it, Georgetown has it. Some of the most popular restaurants include: + Old Europe: Classic German fare & beer + Xiquet: Valencian cuisine + Café Milano : Stylish cafe with sidewalk patio, refined Italian fare + Filomena : Hearty Italian classic dishes in an upscale restaurant with over-the-top décor + Bourbon Steak : Stylish & modern steakhouse + Bluestone Lane Coffee : Australian-inspired coffee shop

Georgetown has a variety of salons and shops. Some of the best include: + Salon L’eau: Located in a very elegant 3-story row house. They have been at the forefront of Washington’s hair scene for more than a decade + George at the Four Seasons Salon: Offer a full range of hair and nail styling services Georgetown’s M Street offers an array of shopping experiences See a full guide here ; some of the most popular include: + Urban Chic

+ Fornash + Sangaree

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