Living in Capitol Hill

Capitol Hill, aptly named after the United States Capitol constructed in 1791, encompasses a collection of renowned landmarks in Washington, DC. Notable among them are the United States Capitol itself, along with the Senate and House office buildings, the Supreme Court building, the Library of Congress, the Marine Barracks, the Washington Navy Yard, and the Congressional Cemetery. Throughout its history, Capitol Hill has served as a residence for individuals from diverse backgrounds and walks of life, a tradition that continues to this day. It stands as one of the largest residential historic districts in the city.

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Great Transit
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Loved By Washingtonians
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Explore the Hill

Regardless of your interests, Capitol Hill offers a multitude of attractions to suit every taste. History enthusiasts can visit the Supreme Court or the Folger Shakespeare Library. Food lovers can indulge in local cuisine at the bustling Eastern Market. Nature enthusiasts can immerse themselves in the tranquil beauty of the US Botanic Garden. With a wide array of options, there is truly something for everyone to enjoy on Capitol Hill.

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Explore Eastern Market

Eastern Market was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1971 and stands as a vibrant hub within the Capitol Hill neighborhood. Residents and visitors alike enjoy fresh food, artistry, and the lively atmosphere. On weekends, the market comes alive with local farm-fresh produce, exquisite handmade arts and crafts, and captivating live music performed by some of DC’s finest local musicians.

Explore the diverse offerings, sample the finest produce, groove to the rhythm of live music, and immerse yourself in the captivating works of local painters, sculptors, jewelers, and photographers. Eastern Market truly encapsulates the essence of the Capitol Hill neighborhood and provides a delightful experience for all.

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Getting Around

Metro Station:
Capitol South, Potomac Ave, Eastern Market | Blue, Orange, Silver Lines
Union Station | Red Line

Bus Routes:
32, 36: Pennsylvania Avenue
90, 92: U Street – Garfield

Main Thoroughfares:
I-695
I-395
Independence Avenue, SE
Pennsylvania Avenue, SE

  • By metro
  • By Car

By Metro

  • Reagan National Airport
    36 minutes
  • Union Station
    16 minutes
  • Capital One Arena
    19 minutes
  • The Capitol
    7 minutes
  • Eastern Market
    1 minutes

By Car

  • Reagan National Airport
    9 minutes
  • Union Station
    8 minutes
  • Capital One Arena
    9 minutes
  • The Capitol
    4 minutes
  • Eastern Market
    3 minutes

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