Georgetown University Bookstore, Washington D.C.

Georgetown University Bookstore, Washington D.C.

What to buy here: Georgetown University Sweatshirt.

The quaint neighborhood of Georgetown has become known for its upscale boutiques and restaurants, but it is most known for the excellent university that sits on the hill above the million-plus dollar townhomes. One of the oldest universities in the United States, Georgetown was established in 1789 by the Jesuits. It has become one of the finest institutions of higher education, especially their schools of medicine and law. Take a walk through the campus with its classic buildings and spired rooftops and stop at the bookstore for a souvenir. The traditional blue sweatshirt with the hood is made of fleece and has a full zipper and tie at the neck. Several designs are available; most sweatshirts are in blue or gray, the colors of the school.

Price for a sweatshirt starts at $48.

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Sight Name: Georgetown University Bookstore
Sight Location: Washington D.C., USA (See walking tours in Washington D.C.)
Sight Type: Shopping

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“In the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years,” goes the famous quote by Abraham Lincoln.

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Federal Buildings Walking Tour

Federal Buildings Walking Tour

The capital of the United States is home to several notable federal buildings that hold significant historical, architectural, and governmental value.

Among the stately “emblems of authority” in Washington D.C. perhaps the most prominent is the official residence and workplace of the President of the United States – The White House. This resplendent mansion at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue...  view more

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Georgetown University Walking Tour

Georgetown University Walking Tour

Georgetown University, established in 1789, is America's oldest Catholic and Jesuit institution. Spanning four campuses in Washington, DC, its main undergraduate campus in Georgetown features fifty-four buildings across 104 acres.

With its Gothic and Georgian architecture, serene green spaces, and Jesuit traditions, the university promotes academic excellence and global engagement. For...  view more

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Georgetown Walking Tour

Georgetown Walking Tour

Georgetown is Washington, D.C.’s historic northwest charmer: close enough to downtown to hear the political machinery humming, yet old enough and proud enough to pretend it has no idea what all the fuss is about. Once a busy port town on the Potomac, it still keeps a character all its own, with brick sidewalks, old houses, leafy streets, and enough polished boutiques to remind you that history...  view more

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Travel Distance: 5.2 Km or 3.2 Miles

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