Foggy Bottom Walking Tour 

Join me on a Foggy Bottom walking tour venturing off the beaten path and walking the historic neighborhood and the campus of The George Washington University in Washington, DC. Foggy Bottom received its name due to being low lying near the Potomac River, which often made it fill with fog and later, industrial smoke.

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Foggy Bottom Metro Station is on the blue line. It’s within walking distance of downtown DC, Georgetown, and the National Mall. The Kennedy Center, Watergate Hotel, World Bank, and U.S. Department of State are located in Foggy Bottom. There’s a variety of hotels and restaurants in the area from upscale to casual dining. You can easily access tourist attractions and Rock CreekPark.

Be sure to check out my Georgetown Neighborhood Tour!

Watch, explore, and enjoy this lovely neighborhood walking tour of Foggy Bottom!

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