CityCenterDC

★5.0
CityCenterDC, Washington, D.C.

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A contemporary mixed‑use urban district featuring luxury shops, restaurants, residences, offices, and public plazas seamlessly integrated into a vibrant pedestrian-friendly environment.

★5.0

General Information

Hours:
Shopping and dining: daily 10 am–8 pm; public plazas and walking areas open 24/7.
Parking garage: open 24 hrs; valet service typically until ~10 pm nightly .
Fees:
Access to the complex is free; parking rates (M–F early-bird $15; daytime flat $22; evenings $12; weekends $12; overnight $30); valet and event parking priced variably; EV charging extra.
Pet Policy:
Pets are permitted on-leash in public areas; owners must control and remove waste per DC laws and CityCenterDC rules.
Seasons:
All year (best times to visit are spring and fall for mild weather and seasonal programming).
Location:
Website:
citycenterdc.com

From Washington, DC central, head north on 9th St NW or take Metro’s Red/Orange/Yellow lines to Gallery Place–Chinatown or Blue/Orange/Red to Metro Center, then walk to 10th & H Streets.

Overview

CityCenterDC is a ten-acre downtown development on the former convention center site, completed in 2015 and designed by Foster + Partners. It has luxury residences, offices, a Conrad hotel, more than 40 high-end shops such as Chanel, Gucci, and Louis Vuitton, restaurants, plazas with art, and a 1.5-acre public park with year-round events. It earned LEED Gold certification.

This article uses material from the Wikipedia article and official CityCenterDC pages, released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0.

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