Transportation

There are many transportation options to get to Capitol Campus. The information below may help you plan and determine which forms of transportation to use.

Public Transit: Metrorail and Metrobus

Washington’s Metrorail is a convenient subway system with two stops within a 10 minute walk to 111 Massachusetts Ave NW: Union Station and Judiciary Square. Students can also use Metrobus to reach campus. Metro fares start at $2.25 with options for weekly and monthly passes. More information can be found at http://www.wmata.com .

Georgetown University Transportation Shuttle (GUTS)

The GUTS Service operates multiple routes around 111 Massachusetts Ave NW, including: the Capitol Campus shuttle, Gallery Place Loop, Union Station Loop, and the 55 H St Weekend Shuttle. Students with a valid GoCard can ride at no charge. Service maps can be found at http://otm.georgetown.edu/guts .

On-Campus Parking

If you can avoid it, we highly recommend not driving a personal car to campus. Besides, walking, biking, taking transit, and carpooling are all smarter, more sustainable options!

If you must drive, a limited number of daily parking spaces will available in 111 Massachusetts Ave closer to the beginning of the Fall 2026 school year.

Registering Your Car

Washington, D.C., Virginia, and Maryland require automobile inspections prior to registering a vehicle. It is beneficial to register your car locally if you plan to park on the street as many neighborhoods require residential parking permits (neighborhood stickers), which extend the allowable parking time for local residents and may overrule restrictions on available parking spots. Students who do not choose to register their car locally may still obtain a “reciprocity parking permit” for select areas. To learn more about parking permits and reciprocity agreements in the District, visit the DC Department of Motor Vehicles .