Washington, DC, Logistics

Arrival

By ground

In addition to personal vehicles, Washington is served by long-distance bus and train transit.

Bus and train stations:

Union Station

Train services:

Amtrak

Long-distance bus services:

Bolt
Megabus
Greyhound

By air

The Washington, D.C. area is serviced by three airports: Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), Dulles International Airport (IAD), and Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI). Metro accessibility to Washington, D.C. is available from DCA and IAD, while the MARC train is accessible at BWI. Taxis and ride share services are available at all airports.

Getting around Washington

Public transit

Washington's public transit is provided by Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) and includes rail and bus. Nearby bus lines include A58, C85, C91, D80, D82, D94, and D96. Georgetown University is not situated on a metro line, but the closest metro stations are Rosslyn and Foggy Bottom-GWU. Please see the full transit map from WMATA for more information.

Ride share services

Lyft
Uber
Via

Bikeshare and scootershare

The Washington metro area has several bike share services, both docked and dockless. Capital Bikeshare provides docked bikes and has a dock at the front gates of Georgetown University at 37th and O Streets NW.

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