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Georgetown is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Washington, D.C., with cobblestone streets and a pretty canal. It sits right along the Potomac River and feels a bit like stepping back in time.
You can walk along the old canal, ride a kayak on the river, and enjoy sweet cupcakes from bakeries people travel far to visit.
A calm historic canal runs through Georgetown, and you can walk the path beside it where mules once pulled boats long ago.
The waterfront along the Potomac River is perfect for kayaking, boat rides, and watching the water sparkle at sunset.