Washington, D.C. Visitors Guide - Winter/Spring 2009 - (Page 33) beyond DC’s most familiar sites and attractions lies a city full of unique and eclectic communities where thousands of residents, workers and visitors live, work and play. penn Quarter is home to a thriving dining scene, with many restaurants boasting well-known chefs and gorgeous designs. Charming boutiques and cafes line the streets of georgetown and Dupont Circle, while african-american history attracts visitors to u street and anacostia. gton grew up, here Duke Ellin Jazz hotspot w life, entertainment and ht known for nig 14th Street. ping along shop ies and anctuar iritual s rchitecture in Sp a ul glorious e,” with peacef . ittle Romgardens nearby “L nd parks a and ons acti rants e r e att estau Whit t-se r Mus ust-try een the nd the m d betw pitol a r. a le te nest se, the C ion cen u nt Ho conve s tional treasure d dmarks and na Historical lan with funky shops, cafes an er brought togeth apes. sc colorful street Picture-perfect panoramic views, Afri can American history and pro baseball action. Neighborhoods 33 To get to know DC like an insider, get to know its neighborhoods. Each is walkable and easily accessible via Metro or the DC Circulator. Here’s a quick guide to help get you started. Log on to Washington.org to learn more. http://www.Washington.org
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