If you are an organization sponsoring an event on Capitol Hill or a
Capitol Hill Day
and would like complimentary color copies of one of our color Capitol Hill maps for your attendees, please
fill out our request form.
Several other maps are available courtesy of the Architect of the
Capitol (opens in new window).
Capitol Hill Club, 300 First Street SE, Washington, DC
20003. 202-484-4590. Southeast of the Capitol, south of
the Madison Building of the Library of Congress and across the
street from the
Capitol South Metro station.
The House buildings are on the House
(south) side of the Capitol, the Senate buildings on the Senate
(north) side of the Capitol.
Ford House Office Building
is southwest of the Capitol, bounded by Second Street SW, D
Street SW, Third Street SW, and Virginia Avenue
Rayburn House Office
Building
is south of the Capitol bounded by Independence Avenue, South
Capitol Street, C Street SE, and First Street SE
Longworth House Office
Building
is south of the Capitol bounded by Independence Avenue, New Jersey
Avenue, C Street SE, and South Capitol Street.
Cannon House Office
Buildingis south of the Capitol bounded by Independence Avenue,
First Street SE, New Jersey Avenue, and C Street SE
Library of Congress Madison
Building: south of Independence Ave SE, between Second
Street SE, First Street SE, and C Street SE (links to the LoC's
Madison, Jefferson and Adams buildings)
Russell Senate Office
Buildingis north of the Capitol bounded by Constitution Avenue,
First Street NE, Delaware Avenue, and C Street NE
Dirksen Senate Office
Building
is northeast of the Capitol on a site bounded by Constitution
Avenue, C Street NE, First Street NE, and Second Street NE, next to
the Hart Senate Office Building.
Hart Senate Office
Buildingis northeast of the Capitol on a site bounded by
Constitution Avenue, C Street NE, First Street NE, and Second Street
NE, next to the Dirksen Senate Office Building.
Getting to Capitol Hill by
Metro
Using the Metro is highly recommended as parking in the area
is extremely limited.
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