Step into one of Washington D.C.’s most storied and architecturally stunning neighborhoods on this comprehensive Georgetown walking tour. From pre-Revolutionary War beginnings to modern-day sophistication, Georgetown’s dramatic past unfolds through its elegant streets, historic residences, and cultural landmarks.
Begin at the iconic Old Stone House – Georgetown’s oldest building – and walk through centuries of American heritage. Discover culinary legend Julia Child’s charming home, “The Little Jewel,” and the stunning Laird-Dunlop-Lincoln House where the Lincolns lived after Abraham Lincoln’s assassination.
Pay homage to the residences where the Kennedy family lived and loved: the house where Jackie Kennedy sought refuge before moving to New York, the legendary Martin’s Tavern where JFK proposed to Jackie, and the Kennedy family apartments at 3307 N St. Venture to Halcyon House and its haunted past, experience the famous Exorcist Steps and House, and stand before Georgetown University’s magnificent Healy Building.
Today, Georgetown seamlessly blends historic charm with modern sophistication. Stroll past Michelin-guide restaurants, charming watering holes, boutique shops, and galleries that make this neighborhood one of America’s most captivating destinations. We end near Trinity Church, where Jackie and JFK attended mass, steps from the shops of Main Street so you can continue your afternoon in Georgetown.
