What Comes Around Goes Around: From Downtown to Geogetown

Red and gray city bus parked on a street in Downtown Georgetown, right in front of a large white historic building—proof that what comes around goes around in this storied urban landscape.It used to be a pain to get to Georgetown’s trendy stores, restaurants and bars. Now– thanks to the new Circulator bus in Washington, DC–it’s easy to get from downtown to Georgetown.

There are two Circulator bus loops. One circles between the Washington Convention Center and the Southwest Waterfront. Along the way, it makes stops near the National Mall. The other bus travels between Union Station and Georgetown, with stops along K Street downtown.

The Circulator runs between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m., and it makes stops every 5-10 minutes. The bus fare (exact change) is $1.

More information about the bus as well as maps can be found on the Circulator website or at 202-962-1423.

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