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Georgetown University Printable Campus Entrance 4 Entrance 3 Entrance 2 Visitor Parking Accessible Entrance Southwest Quad parking garage Historic buildings and many hills on campus • Entrance from Canal Rd NW make some paths difficult to navigate. Leavey Center parking garage Follow Access Path signs for accessible routes • Entrance from Reservoir Rd NW through campus. Some routes utilize building elevators. For campus emergencies, please contact the Georgetown University Police Department at 202-687-4343 MedStar Georgetown University Hospital 34 Admissions 35 Bunn Intercultural Center (ICC) EMERGENCY 39 Bookstore 33 Copley Formal Lounge Hospital Visitor 35 Bunn Intercultural Center (ICC) 32 Davis Performing Arts Center Parking 2 Car Barn • Gonda Theatre 29 Dahlgren Chapel of the Sacred Heart 27 Gaston Hall 23 Gervase Building 40 Hotel and Conference Center …Steps… …Steps… 27 Healy Hall 41 Lohrfink Auditorium 14 Healey Family Student Center 19 McShain Lounge 45 Heating and Cooling Plant 30 McNeir Auditorium to South 46 Heyden Observatory and Ecology Lab 65 New Research Building Auditorium Campus Leavey Center Hospital and University Visitor 7 Institute for the Study of Diplomacy 27 Riggs Library Parking Garage Hotel 12 Lauinger Library 67 Warwick Evans Conference Room Drop Off 39 Leavey Center 62 W. Proctor Harvey Vehicle Entrance • Sellinger Lounge Clinical Teaching Amphitheater Leavey Center • Bank • Bookstore • Bookstore • Coffee Shop Upper 26 Maguire Hall • Faculty Club Restaurant Level • Hotel & Conference Center 6 Mortara Building • Hoya Court 9 Alumni Square • Starbucks 30 New North 33 Copley Hall 28 Old North 51 Darnall Hall 10 Poulton Hall 24 Freedom Hall 41 Rafik B. Hariri Building 31 Harbin Hall … • McDonough School of Business 50 Henle Village Regents 11 Reed Alumni Residence 18 Kennedy Hall Lawn 38 Regents Hall 1 Loyola Xavier Ryder Hall (LXR) Steep Walk Steep 36 Reiss Science Building Lower 19 McCarthy Hall … 22 Remembrance Hall Level 4 Nevils Hall Bunn Intercultural Center • John Main Center 14 New South Hall (ICC) Third P ST NW Floor Admissions 32 Ryan Administration Building 37 Pedro Arrupe, S.J. Hall 52 St. Mary’s Hall 17 Reynolds Hall … Red Square 8 Wagner Alumni House First 25 Ryan Hall Floor 3 Walsh Building 13 Village A 34 White-Gravenor Hall Walk Steep 21 Village C East … • Undergraduate Admissions 20 Village C West Copley 16 Wolfington Hall Hall • Jesuit Residence 42 Cooper Field OLD NORTH WAY 43 John R. Thompson Jr. Intercollegiate NORTH ROAD …Steps… Athletic Center 64 Basic Science Building 47 Kehoe Field TONDORF ROAD North Elevator to Visitor Parking 67 Building D 44 McDonough Arena Garage Quadrangle Dahlgren Alumni 60 Dahlgren Medical Library 49 Shaw Field 1 - Arlington Loop Chapel Healy Square 63 Med-Dent Annex 48 Yates Field House 2 - Dupont Circle Hall TH ST NW Southwest 7 36TH ST NW 35TH ST NW 3 - Rosslyn Quadrangle 3 62 Med-Dent Building WEST ROAD Campus 4 - Law Center GUPD 65 New Research Building Bus Turnaround to North 61 Pre-Clinical Science Building Campus 14 Bulldog Tavern … … 66 Research Resource Facility (RRF) OLD NORTH WAY Steep Walk N ST NW 51 Epicurean and Company …Steps… 52 St. Mary’s Hall 39 Hoya Court 15 O’Donovan Dining Hall (Leo’s) South Elevator to Visitor Parking • Open to the public Garage Vehicle 5 The Tombs Entrance P 59 Concentrated Care Center (CCC) Southwest Quad Garage Visitor Parking 55 Gorman Building Capital Bikeshare Car2Go PROSPECT ST NW 53 Kober-Cogan Building Circulator 58 Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center GUTS 56 Marcus J. Bles Building Metrobus Mini Shuttle Georgetown University Hospital 57 MedStar Ride Share (Uber, etc) 54 Pasquerilla Healthcare Center (PHC) Taxi Zipcar Campus Map.
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