Dubbed “The Queen of the Washington Suburbs” in 1903, Cleveland Park is one of Washington’s most beautiful and architecturally eclectic neighborhoods. From pastoral farmland, to the summer escape of wealthy Washingtonians, to one of the first “streetcar suburbs,” Cleveland Park is well worth exploring. Named for Presidential resident Grover Cleveland, the neighborhood boasts fanciful Victorian mansions, gorgeous gardens, and the second largest cathedral in the United States. Visit the National Cathedral grounds, stroll along picturesque tree lined streets, see the oldest home in D.C., and experience the city like a local!

Additional Information:

Know Before You Go:
• Tours run rain or shine.
• Children under 5 are free.

Distance:
• 1 Mile

Sights and Stops Include:
Washington National Cathedral
Bishop’s Garden
Site of Grover Cleveland’s Summer House
Rosedale Conservancy
William Slayton House
McLean Gardens

What to Bring:
• Sturdy walking shoes, bottled water and comfortable clothes are recommended!

Where to Meet:
• Find your guide outside the main entrance to the Washington National Cathedral, near the glass elevators!
• GPS Address: 3101 Wisconsin Avenue NW Washington, DC 20016 – Your tour will end near the intersection of Wisconsin Avenue and Idaho Avenue.