Discover the different areas of Washington, DC, and all the American history and culture they have to offer. From sightseeing to dining and shopping, you'll find an array of activities in these Washington, DC neighborhoods and districts.

Dupont Circle - In this hip, upscale neighborhood, you'll find designer shops, restaurants, and bars. The neighborhood began as a high end area in the 1800s, and many of the old Victorian homes have been transformed into art galleries, restaurants, embassies, and more.

Embassy Row - Most of the DC foreign embassies are located here. The British Embassy, right next to the United States Naval Observatory, is the most notable.

Federal Triangle - Located between the Capitol and the White House, you can find the most important federal buildings here. Federal buildings here include the Ariel Rios Federal Building, the Mellon Auditorium, and the Department of Justice.

Georgetown - Although it began as a patch of dirt along the Potomac River, this town is now a favorite destination for visitors to Washington, DC. Here, you'll find historic sites, shopping, dining, and numerous attractions.

Lafayette Square - Because of its location right by the White House, this square is one of Washington, DC's most well known areas. Besides famous monuments like Andrew Jackson Memorial, this area has many homes and buildings.

Pennsylvania Avenue - With famous buildings like the White House, Georgetown University, Capitol Hill, and the Pennsylvania Avenue Historical Site, it's no wonder that this is one of the most well known streets in the world.