Georgetown Waterfront

Georgetown Waterfront is part of Washington, DC situated along the Potomac River. A place for view of both DC and Virginia, a place for entertainment, dinning and shopping. It's a great place for outdoor dining. In 2011, this site extended to include a new national park: The Georgetown Waterfront Park.

Georgetown Waterfront offers spectacular views of the Potomac River. Visitors can see the Kennedy Center, Washington Monument, Roosevelt Island, and the Key Bridge, while dining at a Georgetown waterfront restaurant. This historic Georgetown location features luxury condominiums, office space, a public boardwalk and waterfront restaurants that offer seasonal outdoor dining and Sunday brunch. Washington Harbour was flooded in April 2011 causing extensive damage to many of the businesses. The restaurants have been renovated and reopened in 2012.