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Foggy Bottom

Campus streets, a Wednesday market and a riverfront walk. Foggy Bottom brings GW students, longtime residents and office workers into a neighborhood with a quieter side just beyond its busiest blocks.

The curved Watergate buildings beside the Potomac River in Foggy Bottom
The Watergate · MILLER WALKER Retail Real Estate property photography
The local picture

At a glance

  • Neighborhood anchors. George Washington University, the Watergate and the Potomac give the area much of its character.
  • Everyday stops. Shops and places to eat sit among university buildings, offices and residential streets.
  • Getting here. Foggy Bottom–GWU Metro is a natural starting point for a walk through the neighborhood.
Around the neighborhood

Make a little time for it

01

Wednesday at the market

FRESHFARM sets up on I Street near the Metro with produce, baked goods, flowers and prepared food. Pick something up on the way home.

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02

A museum detour

The George Washington University Museum and The Textile Museum pairs textiles from around the world with Washington history. Look out for exhibitions and public programs.

Exhibitions & programs ↗

03

Head toward the river

Make your way toward the Watergate for a change of pace and a look at one of Washington’s most recognizable buildings.

Explore Foggy Bottom ↗

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