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Map of Washington Porter St NW Macomb St NW Woodley Rd 33rd Pl NW Map by www.macneillandmacintosh.com Adams Mill Rd NW19th St NW Klingle Rd NW Devonshire Pl NW NATIONAL 17 ZOO NATIONAL Cleveland Ave ROLLEY STO Cathedral Ave NW T PS CATHEDRAL Cathedral Ave NW 1 Washington Welcome Center/ 7 Holocaust Memorial Museum/ 14 National Geographic Museum/Mayflower Hotel 34th St NW Connecticut Ave Farragut North Garfield St. NW Ford’s Theatre/Peterson House Bureau of Engraving and Printing Smithsonian Woodley Pl NW Tour Transfer Station: Orange/Green & Hotel Shuttles Garfield Ave 8 Jefferson Memorial/George Mason Memorial 15 Dupont Circle/Woodrow Wilson House/ Massachuset 29th St NW Metro Center Federal Triangle Gallery Place/Chinatown 28th St NW Textile Museum/Phillips Collection Dupont Circle 27th St NW 9 2 FDR Memorial/Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial S St NW Cleveland Ave White House/Visitor Center Federal Triangle 35th St NW 35th Pl NW 16 36th Pl NW Kalorama/Adams Morgan/National Zoo ts Ave 10 3 Lincoln Memorial,Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Woodley Park Marriott National Archives/U.S. Navy Memorial Woodland Dr NW Archives-Navy Memorial Korean War Veterans Memorial, Edmunds St NW Wardman Park World War II Memorial, Arlington Cemetery 17 National Cathedral 29th Pl NW Rock Creek Pkwy 4 Union Station/Smithsonian Postal Museum Transfer to Arlington National Cemetery Shuttle Ontario Pl NW 18 Georgetown/Old Stone House 24th St NW 16 Begin DC Duck Tour Here Union Station Davis St NW Calvert St 11 National Museum of American History/ Wisconsin Av NW VICE-PRESIDENT’S Calvert St 19 Decatur House/Lafayette Square/White House 36th St NW 5 Federal Triangle Savoy HOUSE McGill Terrac Omni U.S. Capitol/Supreme Court/Library of Congress Washington Monument Farragut West Metro McPherson Square Suites Edgevale Terrace 28th St NW 20th St NW Capitol South 30th St NW Shoreham Biltmore St NW 12 National Museum of Natural History 20 NAVAL e NW 6 Chinatown/Grand Hyatt Hotel Tunlaw Rd NW NW Smithsonian Air & Space Museum/Museum of the Federal Triangle Smithsonian OBSERVATORY Gallery Place-Chinatown Metro Center American Indian/U.S. Botanic Gardens 13 L’Enfant Plaza Newseum/National Gallery of Art Benton Pl NW Archives-Navy Memorial Belmont Rd Trolley Route subject to Hall Pl NW National Mall & National Cathedral, Arlington DC Duck Metrorail stations Columbia Rd NW Downtown Loop Uptown & Georgetown Loop Cemetery Loop Route Trolley Stops Points of Interest near trolley stops change without notice. EMBASSY Holiday Inn ROW Ashmead PlKalorama NW Rd NW Georgetown Whitehaven St NW Connecticut Ave ADAMS 37th St NW MORGAN Kalorama Rd NW V St NW V St NE Wisconsin Ave 19th St NW 8th St NW 7th St NW 13th St NW 12th St NW 11th St NW 10th St NW 18th St NW Massachusetts Ave Seaton St 15th St NW 14th St NW Elm St NE Belmont Rd NW Wyoming Av NW U St NW 5th St NW U St NE 4th St NW Tracy Pl NW Vernon St NW Marriott Rhode Island Ave Courtyard T ST NW T St NE Burleth EMBASSY California St NW T St NW T St NW Florida Av NW ROW Waterside Drive NW Swann St NW Sutton Pl S St NW WOODROW FloridaHilton Ave NW Washington WILSON S St NW & Towers S St NW S St NW DUMBARTON HOUSE TEXTILE 15 Embassy 1st St NW 35th St NW R St NW 36th St NW OAKS MUSEUM French St NW R St NW Camera Randolph Pl N. Capitol Av Vermont Ave Reservoir Rd NW 18th St NW 21st St NW R St NW Connecticut Ave R St NW 6th St NW R St NW R St NE Sheridan PHILLIPS 16th St NW Winfield Ln NW 19th St NW Circle COLLECTION Hilton Wisconsin Ave Embassy 4th St NW DUMBARTON Massachusetts Ave 11th St NW 29th St NW HOUSE Row Q St NW Q St NW Q St NW Q St NE Q St NW Fairfax Rhode Island Ave Q St NW New Hampshire Ave 15th St NW 34th St NW Hotel P St NW Palomar Hotel P St NW P St NW Logan P St NW Florida Av NE Circle P St NW Subway P St NW Massachusetts Ave GEORGETOWN Restaurant Holiday Inn O St NW O St NW UNIVERSITY 33rd St NW O St NW k Central 21st St NW Rhode Island Ave 22nd St NW DUPONT GEORGETOWN Beacon New York Ave Dumbarton S NW Rock Cree CIRCLE 8th St NW Hotel Scott Circle 10th St NW Embassy 6th St NW N St NW Marriott Courtyard Homewood Washington N St NW 5th St NW N St NW N St NE 27th St NW Suites Embassy Row Suites 14th St NW Plaza 36th St NW N St NW GOLDEN 13th St NW Patterson St NE 30th St NW 28th St NW Park 29th St NW 35th St NW TRIANGLE Prospect St NW Rock Creek Pkwy Fairmont Hyatt Washington New Hampshire Ave Thomas Circle 1st St NE Four Marriott Renaissance M St NE Hotel Dupont Circle M St NW NATIONAL M St NW Westin M St NW M St NW 3rd St NE 17th St NW M St NW Seasons M St NW Jefferson City Center 12th St NW WASHINGTON Shops at M St NW The Ritz-Carlton GEOGRAPHIC OLD STONE MUSEUM Donovan CONVENTION Georgetown Westin Massachusetts Ave CENTER Pierce St NE 18 HOUSE 23rd St NW Mayflower Madison House C & O Canal Park Georgetown New Jersey Av 18th St NW L St NW L St NW 15th St NW 19th St NW 14 16th St NW New York Ave Whitehurst Fwy Grace St NW Pennsylvania Av Hotel L St NW L St NE L St NW Subway L St NW Four Points L St NW 9th St NW South St 26th St NW Restaurant The Ritz-Carlton Vermont Ave by Sheraton Jefferson St Renaissance DC 31st St NW 20th St NW Potomac River Capital Hilton 1st Ter Potomac St NW Washington Embassy Suites Whitehurst Fwy FOGGY K St NW K St NW K St NW K St NE BOTTOM Circle Convention Center WASHINGTON 27th St NW 11th St NW Hampton Inn 5th St NW HARBOUR St. Regis 395 Parker St NE 1st St NW Key Bridge I St NW I St NW NATIONAL AKA Capitol City 8th St NW MassachusettsI St NW Ave I St NW 7th St NW I St NE R MUSEUM o Brewing Co. White 17th St NW 3rd St NW The I St NW 4th St NW c I St NW 18th St NW OF WOMEN Subway k I St NW Pennsylvania Ave House Hay-Adams Sofitel Grand N. Capitol Av C H St NW IN THE ARTS Restaurant Mehak r Virginia Ave e Hyatt 25th St NW H St NW H St NW H St NE 66 New Jersey A e 19 NATIONAL k New Hampshire Av 14th St NW AMERICAN 22nd St N 20 H St NW 2nd St NW A H St NW DECATUR HOUSE CHINATOWN GUARD G Pl NE n Marriott ART MUSEUM VERIZON d 13th St NW MEMORIAL Jackson Pl City P Juarez Madison Pl Metro Madame & PORTRAIT CENTER NATIONAL BUILDING NATIONAL G St NE o G St NW Pennsylvania Ave 15th St NW New York Ave Segway t Circle Subway RENWICK Center Tussauds o GALLERY MUSEUM POSTAL 24th St NW George Washington Memorial Pkwy White Tours 2nd St NE m G St NW Restaurant GALLERY G St NW G St NW G St NW ve a House MUSEUM 22nd St NW c Subway Gift P Watergate Colonial Ter ROSSLYN Restaurant DOWNTOWN k OLD EXECUTIVE 6th St NW 66 Virginia Ave Shop 5th St NW UNION w Complex F St NW WELCOME F St NW F St NW Washington Phoenix F St NE ROOSEVELT y OFFICE BUILDING Willard FORD'S STATION SPY 19th St N W Hotel CENTER CRIME Court Hotel Park 4 MEMORIAL 21st St NW ork Ave 20th St NW 19th St NW OCTAGON Hotel THEATRE New Y MUSEUM MUSEUM Residence Inn Hotel Hotel HOUSE State Pl THE Hamilton Pl NATIONAL LAW 1st St NW 2 J.W. Marriott E St NW Columbus Cir Subway Key Blvd E St NW WHITE HOUSE Pen 1 Subway E St NW MARION ENFORCEMENT DC Fire & George THEODORE KENNEDY nsylvania Ave Ollie’s Hotel Liaison Restaurant Trolley Restaurant KOSHLAND OFFICERS EMS Museum 3rd St NE N Lynn St CENTER Massachusetts Ave N Kent St N Kent ROOSEVELT E St NW 18th St N Dr Meyers Fort CORCORAN Harrington SCIENCE MEMORIAL Hyatt Regency Hotel N Oak St Oak N WHITE HOUSE FBI ISLAND GALLERY OF ART WOODROW VISITORS CENTER WILSON MUSEUM D St NW 3rd St NW NATIONAL D St NW D St NW NAVY JAPANESE AMERICAN Wilson Blvd D St NW MEMORIAL MEMORIAL 7th St NW Subway diana Ave MEMORIAL Delaware Av In 1st St NE Sewall C St NW Virginia Ave THE ELLIPSE Restaurant 3 C St NW 17th St N C St NW D.A.R. RONALD NATIONAL Penn 13 C St NW C St NE Belmont R OLD POST sylvania Ave o 10th St NW NEWSEUM SENATE House c ALBERT EINSTEIN MEMORIAL REAGAN OFFICE ARCHIVES 23rd St NW 15th St NW U.S. 16 th St N k O.A.S. S TAFT OFFICE BUILDINGS C outh Place BUILDING PAVILION 66 N.G.A. COURT 2nd St NW Louisiana Ave re Constitution Ave 12th St NW MEMORIAL e 22nd St NW 12 WEST BUILDING HOUSE Maryland Ave k 11 IMAX CARILLON Constitution Ave THE SUPREME A Constitution Ave n 56 SIGNERS OF THE DECLARATION NATIONAL MUSEUM N.G.A.
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