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Visiting
Washington, DC Maps and
Directions
Capitol Hill:
Map, Parking, Buildings, Hotels, Restaurants
TCNMap.com
Getting to Capitol Hill
by Metro and by Car
(and parking)
Capitol Hill Buildings |
Hotels |
Capitol Hill Restaurants
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for links to more restaurants, hotels, B&Bs, and suggestions for getting
into, around and out of Washington, DC
Washington, DC
map
(click for Google map of
Capitol Hill in Washington, DC)
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(A detailed map of the U.S. Capitol complex is
available here.)
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This map is available as a 1-page pdf
If you are an organization sponsoring an event on Capitol Hill or a
Capitol Hill Day and would
like complimentary color copies of the Capitol Hill map above for your attendees, please
fill out our request form.
(Also see
"A Practical Guide To Working The Hill And Guiding Congressional
Witnesses / Hill Visitors, including Capitol Hill Map with parking
indicated," Appendix
3 in
Lobbying and
Advocacy, by Deanna Gelak.)
For a version of the map we
distribute to attendees of our courses on Capitol Hill, with nearby
hotels:
Online
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Printable version (8.5 by
11 inches) in Adobe Acrobat pdf
Getting to
Capitol Hill
METRO
Getting to Capitol
Hill by
Metro
Using the
Metro is highly recommended as parking in the area is extremely
limited.
House Side
(south side of Capitol)
Capitol
South Metro Stop
Blue Line or Orange Line:
The Capitol South Metro elevator is on the Northwest corner of 1st Street SE and D Street
SE. Take the
Metro Blue Line or the Metro Orange Line to the Capitol South station
StationMasters map of area around Capitol South Metro
Senate Side (north
side of Capitol)
Union Station Metro Stop
Red Line:
The Union Station Metro elevator is between the Amtrak station and mezzanine on 1st Street NW at the Amtrak Station entrance. Take the
Metro Red Line to the Union Station stop
StationMasters map of area around
Union Station
CAR
Getting to Capitol Hill by Car
Traveling to Capitol Hill by car is discouraged as parking in the area is
extremely limited.
Most street parking is time restricted at 2
hours, so it is only practical for one brief meeting. Some
street parking is
metered, so you will need to bring quarters. Look for parking
beyond the two block range from the US Capitol building as public
parking is not permitted in the two block area surrounding the
Capitol. Do not look for parking due west of the Capitol
building because that area includes the Capitol Reflecting Pool
and permit-only parking. See Parking on Capitol Hill below based on your specific Capitol Hill destination.
Alternatives include parking at Union Station (Metro:
Union Station) and walking or parking at the Washington Design Center (Metro:
Federal Center SW) and taking the Metro to the Capitol South Metro
stop, walking or taking a cab.
Parking on
Capitol Hill
Use the
DC BID's
interactive map and select "Parking" in the left side column
Senate Side
and Capitol Visitor Center (north
side of Capitol)
The four-level parking garage
with 1,500 spaces at Union Station (60 Massachusetts Avenue NE, Washington, DC) is open 24/7. (For information, please call Allright parking at 202-898-1950. Allright Parking accepts cash, Visa, MasterCard and American Express.) (Metro:
Union Station)
There is underground parking at Hall of the
States (444 North Capitol Street NW, Washington, DC). Contact the parking garage for hours of operation at 202-298-7299.
(Metro:
Union Station)
Street Parking Tips: Look for parking
in an area bounded by F Street NE on the north, Maryland
Avenue NE on the south, 6th Street NE on the east, and 3rd
Street NE on the west (satellite
and map view here).
House Side
(south side of Capitol)
Midtown Parking Garage (limited
spaces, underground parking),
412 First Street SE, Washington, DC
(south of Bullfeathers)
Street Parking Tips: Look for parking
in an area bounded by C Street SE on the north, E Street SE
on the south, 4th Street SE on the east, and 1st Street SE
on the west (satellite
and map view here).
Ford House Office Building (FHOB)
(south and west of Capitol)
Colonial Parking
on
Virginia Avenue
SW between 3rd and 4th Streets SW (Colonial
Parking location 177)
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CAPITOL HILL
BUILDINGS |
From the
Architect of the Capitol:
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House-side
Buildings
(south side of the Capitol,
nearest
Metro
is Capitol South) |
Senate-side Buildings
(north side of the Capitol,
nearest
Metro
is
Union Station) |
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Ford House Office Building
is southwest of the Capitol, bounded by Second
Street SW, D Street SW, Third Street SW, and Virginia Avenue
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Rayburn House Office Building
(RHOB)
is south of the Capitol bounded by Independence Avenue, South Capitol Street, C Street SE,
and First Street SE
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Longworth House Office Building
(LHOB)
is south of the Capitol bounded by Independence Avenue, New Jersey Avenue, C Street SE,
and South Capitol Street.
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Cannon House Office Building
(CHOB)
is
south of the Capitol bounded by Independence Avenue, First Street SE, New Jersey Avenue,
and C Street SE
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Library of Congress Madison
Building (LM): south of Independence Ave SE,
between Second Street SE, First Street SE, and C Street SE.
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Capitol
Hill Club, 300 First Street SE, Washington,
DC (directly across the street from the
Capitol South Metro
stop) Our map
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Google Map
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Russell Senate Office Building
(SR)
is
north of the Capitol bounded by Constitution Avenue, First Street NE, Delaware Avenue, and
C Street NE
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Dirksen Senate Office Building
(SD)
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.
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Hart Senate Office Building
(SH)
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 Dirksen Senate Office Building.
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Hall of the States, 444 North Capitol Street NW, Washington, DC (1 1/2 blocks from the
Union Station Metro
stop)
Our map
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HOTELS |
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Capitol Hill Hotels |
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House-side Hotels |
Senate-side Hotels |
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The nearest-to-the-House-side
Metro
is the Blue & Orange Lines at Capitol South,
which is a 5 to 10 minute walk to Longworth, and a 2-3 minute walk to
Cannon HOB. |
The nearest-to-the-Senate-side
Metro
is the Red Line at Union Station,
which is
a 20 minute walk to Longworth or Cannon HOB.
Print
map for Senate-side Hotels:
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Hotels at
Metro
Center
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(11th and 12th Sts. NW and G and F Sts. NW)
Metro Center is a 10-minute Metro ride on a Blue or Orange line
train to the
Capitol South Metro stop
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Virginia Hotels
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Arlington (Crystal City & Rosslyn)
and Alexandria
**Indicates 2 ways to travel on metro.
If you ride the Yellow Line
you will transfer at L’Enfant Plaza to a Blue/Orange Metro.
If you travel on the Blue line there is no transfer.
Ride times noted indicate Yellow Line travel transferring at
L’Enfant Plaza. Allow up to 7 minutes for transferring.
Blue line service is +10 minutes longer than making the transfer
at
L’Enfant Plaza.
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