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2007 National Clean Water Policy Forum

Conferences and Meetings - 2007 National Clean Water Policy Forum - Destination D.C.

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The National Association of Clean Water Agencies and
the Water Environment Federation Present the
2007 National Clean Water Policy Forum
May 6 - 9, 2007
Renaissance Washington
Washington, District of Columbia

Do It Up in D.C.!
Washington, DC is very unique in the wide range of historical sites, events and activities it offers visitors to the nation’s capital.

Take advantage of the beauty of the Mall and take time to visit some of the wonderful attractions that Washington has to offer. Whether you are in the mood to take in a show, tour around the city, wander the monuments in awe, or go on a shopping spree, DC has something for everyone.

Museum Highlights

  • Smithsonian (www.si.edu)

  • Freer Gallery (Jefferson Dr. and 12th Street, SW)

  • National Museum of Natural History (14th Street and Constitution Ave., NW)

  • Renwick Gallery of the American Art Museum (17th Street and Pennsylvania Ave., NW)

  • National Gallery of Art/East Building (Constitution Ave., NW between 3rd & 4th Streets)

  • Woodrow Wilson House Museum (2340 S Street, NW) – Washington, DC’s only presidential museum

  • International Spy Museum (800 F Street, NW)

  • Monuments (located throughout the National Mall) – Including Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, Vietnam Memorial, Washington Monument, etc.

Tour Options

  • Gray Line Tours - Variety of tours of Washington, DC and surrounding areas. Tours vary in length and price. Contact the Capital Hilton concierge for assistance in booking a tour.

  • DC Ducks – Climb aboard an authentically fully restored WWII amphibious vessel for a whole new sightseeing adventure. From Union Station through DC, enjoy a fully narrated 90-minute land and water tour. Contact the Capital Hilton concierge for more information on these tours.

  • Old Town Trolley Tours – Narrated two-hour tours of DC entertain with historical facts and anecdotes. Passengers can get off and re-board at any of 19 stops. Tours run 9am – 4:30pm. Contact the Capital Hilton concierge for assistance in booking a tour.

Theatre Highlights

Shopping Areas

  • Georgetown – oldest section of Washington, DC, founded in 1751. Shops, restaurants, antiques and crafts. Historic homes which can be visited include Taylor Place and Dumbarten Oaks.

  • Dupont Circle – eclectic area of shopping, restaurants and galleries. Historic homes include the Phillips Collection and the Woodrow Wilson House.

  • Union Station – (located at 50 Massachusetts Ave., NE) shopping promenade and restaurants housed in Washington, DC’s historic (and still in use) train station.