A City Of Unique Neighborhoods
Washington, D.C., is known as a city of neighborhoods, which have developed and transformed over 200 years. The city has more than 100 communities that reflect the kaleidoscope of it's historical importance. Neighborhoods in Washington, D.C., are distinguished by their history, culture, architecture, demographics, geography and most importantly people who come from all over the world.
Great Cultural Diversity
Howard University Hospital is located in the heart of our Nation’s Capital, which is known for its history, heritage, and rich blend of cultures. In fact, every religion, ethnicity, color, creed and gender is well represented in the Washington D.C., Metropolitan Area. The city is also home to people of more than 170 nationalities and ethnic groups, making it one of the most diverse places in the United States.
Discover D.C. Nightlife
Howard University Hospital is just minutes away from one of Washington D.C.'s hottest nightlife districts. The U Street corridor boasts some of the best happy hours, beer pubs, clubs, rooftop bars, sports bars, karaoke bars, and more. If U Street isn't your cup of team, there are multiple entertainment districts (Adams Morgan, Dupont Circle, The Wharf, H Street, Navy Yard, Eastern Market, NOMA, and Georgetown). D.C. boasts a wide variety of options for going out across the entire nightlife spectrum.
The District Of Transportation
Getting to and around Washington D.C. is easy even without a car. The city offers a variety of different transportation modes that caters to everyone's needs. These modes of transportation include MARC and VRE commuter rail, intra-city and suburb links by Metrorail and Metrobus, as well as local bus companies that serve every major suburb.
The Washington D.C. area is home to three major airports, (Washington Dulles International Airport, Washington Reagan National Airport and Thurgood Marshall/Baltimore Washington International Airport). Washington, D.C. is also the southern most anchor of Amtrak's Northeast Corridor Line, offering a quick ride to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York City and Boston.
Washington, D.C., Is One Of The Most Diverse & Cosmopolitan Cities In The Free World
Every Major Sport Is Represented
Washington D.C. is home to six major sports teams - MLB Nationals, NBA Wizards, WNBA Mystics, NHL Capitals, MLS D.C. United and the Washington Commanders of the NFL. Additionally, D.C.'s sports scene goes beyond professional action. The city also hosts an abundance of top-flight college sports programs. So it's never a dull moment when it comes to cheering for your favorite team all year long.
Parks & Recreation
America's most well-known park, the National Mall stretches two miles across the Washington D.C. landscape, housing some of the world's most famous monuments and memorials right in the heart of the District. However, there are other true gems scattered throughout the city that will leave you breathless.
The largest of these parks is Rock Creek Park, a 1,754 acre city park that offers visitors the opportunity to escape the bustle of the city and find a peaceful refuge, recreation, fresh air, majestic trees, and wild animals. In addition, the Potomac River offers a unique opportunity to kayak and boat during the warmer months.
Get Your Museum Fix
Washington D.C. is a city of full of museums that house everything from iconic works of art to prehistoric dinosaurs. If there is something in America's history that needs to be shared with the public, most likely it is in a museum in D.C. The city boasts more than 80 museums nestled in every neighborhood and most are within walking distance of the National Mall. Washington, D.C. is also home to the Smithsonian Institute, the largest museum complex in the world.
A Bevy Of Theater Options
Washington, D.C. is definitely a theater town. From large and popular venues like the Kennedy Center, Arena Stage, Warner Theater and National Theater to the more intimate Woolly Mammoth Theater Company and Shakespeare Theater Company, D.C. features a range of performances and cultural experiences for every audience. The city also boasts a bevy of historic theaters (Ford Theater, Howard Theater and the Lincoln Theater).
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