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Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D.C.

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There's not enough parking for the locals let alone visitors. Save yourself a headache and use public transportation. Buses, cabs, and Metro rail are available and are a lot more satisfying than circling the block all night waiting for a space to magically appear. Make no mistake, public transportation is the easiest way of getting to, around, and out of, the Connecticut Avenue corridor. Has the latest information. Has the latest information. Enter a business name. It Happened on Connecticut Avenue.

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Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D.C.

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So for our purposes, Kalorama Heights is the area of Connecticut Avenue between Dupont Circle and Woodley Park. If you're walking, it's uphill from Dupont and downhill from Woodley. Landmarks on the avenue include the Chinese Embassy. At the southern end of the Taft Memorial bridge, the Hilton Hotel. On the east side of Connecticut Avenue, and several restaurants. Especially as you get closer to Dupont Circle. Those restaurants include Ruth's Chris Steak House. Enter a business name.

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Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D.C.

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Connecticut Avenue is the dividing line between the neighborhoods of Forest Hills in the east and North Cleveland Park in the west. This area is north of the Van Ness Metro station and south of Chevy Chase circle. For simplicity, we'll refer to the area as Forest Hills and, although this may not be technically correct, there are no "Welcome To Forest Hills" or "You're Now Leaving Forest Hills" signs to dispute us. Enter a business name. It Happened on Connecticut Avenue. 2005-2011, connave.com.

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Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D.C.

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Connecticut Avenue stretches from H street in the south all the way to Chevy Chase Circle and beyond in the north and this is the page to search all of the businesses on the entire avenue. There are over 1000 businesses in 87 categories ranging from apartments to zoos. Connecticut Avenue is not short of much. Here's some numbers:. Need somewhere to live? 41 apartment buildings, 19 condominiums, 4 co-ops. Over 25 clothes shops. Enter a business name. It Happened on Connecticut Avenue.

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Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D.C.

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One Metro stop north of Dupont Circle, Woodley Park is probably best known as the home of the National Zoo. Another landmark, though, is the wonderful mural, Marilyn. By John Bailey, found on the northwest corner of Calvert Street and Connecticut Avenue. There is a Woodley Park Historic District and its approximate boundaries are 24th and 29th Streets to the west, Cathedral Avenue to the north, Rock Creek Park to the east, and Calvert and Woodley Roads to the south. One of the more famous apartment build...

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Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D.C.

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27 (and counting) Fun Things To Do On Connecticut Avenue. Enjoy dinner and a movie at the American City Diner. Check out the Music of the Spheres. Sculpture at Van Ness. Every Sunday morning there's a Farmer's Market. Enjoy a fine French. Meal in Cleveland Park. Get back in shape at Gold's Gym. In Van Ness or City Fitness. This place is a zoo! Don't miss the National Zoo. Catch a movie at the famous Uptown Theater. In Dupont Circle has walls filled with historical newspaper front pages (of course). Sit o...

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Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D.C.

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The Cleveland Park section of Connecticut Avenue is from Tilden Street in the north to the Klingle Bridge in the south. This might fly in the face of what others say are the boundaries of Cleveland Park, but, hey, "others" didn't write this Web page, we did. The area got its name in 1886, when President Grover Cleveland purchased a farmhouse in the neighborhood and turned it into his summer White House. On the east side of Connecticut Avenue adjacent to the Metro station is Sam's Park and Shop.

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Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D.C.

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How Do I Find What I'm Looking For? Yes, But How Do I Find What I'm Looking For? Each page has a list of the various types of business to be found on Connecticut Avenue. The list is found near the top of each page and has the words, " Choose a category. If you don't know, or care, about the neighborhoods, select All Areas. For example, to see all apartment buildings on Connecticut Avenue, choose All Areas at the top of the page and then Apartments from the business category list. You're Not On The Site?

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Connecticut Avenue, Washington, D.C.

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Dupont Circle is the intersection of New Hampshire Avenue, P Street, Massachusetts Avenue, Connecticut Avenue, and 19th Street. Dupont Circle and Farragut North are where the Web site deviates a little from the Connecticut Avenue only concept. Because there's so much going on in the Dupont Circle area, the listings have been expanded to include everything from Florida Avenue in the north to M Street in the south and 17th Street in the east to 22nd Street in the west. No need to be hungry in Dupont Circle!