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Woodley Park

Woodley Park is a meeting point for neighborhood life and a day out in Washington. Restaurants along Connecticut Avenue sit near hotels and the National Zoo, while the surrounding residential streets offer a quieter side of the area.

Connecticut Avenue at Calvert Street in Woodley Park, Washington DC, with neighborhood storefronts and tree-lined sidewalks.
Woodley Park streetscape · AgnosticPreachersKid, June 2010 · CC BY-SA 3.0
The local picture

At a glance

  • Connecticut and Calvert. The blocks near the intersection form a familiar cluster of restaurants and neighborhood services.
  • A mix of visitors. Local residents share the area with hotel guests and people heading to the Zoo.
  • Separate from Cleveland Park. The Uptown Theatre is farther north in Cleveland Park. Both neighborhoods deserve their own look.
Metro

Woodley Park–Zoo/Adams Morgan · Red Line.

Anchors

National Zoo, Rock Creek Park and area hotels.

Retail spine

Connecticut Avenue and Calvert Street.

Activity

Residents, hotel guests and Zoo visitors.

Around the neighborhood

Make a little time for it

01

Spend a day at the Zoo

The Smithsonian’s National Zoo is one of the area’s main destinations. Check its current entry requirements and plan enough time to explore.

Plan a Zoo visit ↗

02

Leave time for the avenue

A meal along Connecticut Avenue can bookend a day at the Zoo or a hotel stay. Walk the surrounding blocks to get a feel for the neighborhood’s smaller storefronts.

03

Take a look farther north

Cleveland Park brings another stretch of shops, restaurants and community spaces along Connecticut Avenue, including its neighborhood library.

Cleveland Park guide ↗

Retail real estate

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