About Southwest Waterfront
Southwest Waterfront is a built-up neighborhood or zone in Southwest Washington D.C. Southwest Waterfront is bordered by Washington Channel to the West, the Interstate 395 to the North, South Capitol Street to the East and the Anacostia River to the South, it is located at ward 6. This 47-acre place along Washington Channel is a part of Pierre L’Enfant’s original city.

Things you’ll love to do in the Southwest Waterfront
The Maine Avenue Fish Market is the oldest endlessly working fish bazaar in the US, way back to 1805. The Gangplank Marina’s capacity provides a unique venue for local and passing by boaters looking for the best. They propose 309 boat slips and serves as the going-away point for Spirit Cruises and Odyssey Cruises. The Southeast Waterfront bar and restaurant, Cantina Marina, propose a formal (casual) dining in the whole Washington Channel.

Washington Marina this serves the boaters way back 1951 and is a habitat to many public slips and boats. The Arena Stage the biggest of the Washington Channel, offers an exclusive Audience Enrichment Programs that give theatre viewers the opportunities to gain an in detail understanding of the creation of the Arena throughout winning conversations with the designers, directors, actors and the playwright. They also provide camping (summer camping’s) and educational programs for the children’s aging 8-15.

The Phillips Flagship Restaurants this is a famed seafood restaurant to be found on the Washington Channel and provides you five private dining rooms, outdoor seating and a large dining area that you will truly feel comfortable and relaxed. They’ve focused on welcoming their guest with their hospitability and bringing up their culinary habits.  You will surely love this place like the love that you are giving for seafood’s. The Thomas Law House located at the waterfront neighborhood of Tiber Island in Southwest of Washington D.C. this was built in 1796, the property was the habitat of Elizabeth Parke Custis and Thomas Law.

The wharf is a waterfront escape that Washington richly deserves, and a result of Hoffman-Madison Waterfront’s pledge to restorative the Southwest waterfront. It is the one that has been put in the recognized company of world-renowned waterfronts. The Wharf, it is brought to life as a product of numerous visions: creating a solid open space that the district cans truly assembly behind, celebrating the society lifestyle of waterfront, and making the Southwest Waterfront more beautiful and attractive for tourist (boaters, travelers and visitors).

Once you’ve enter the waterfront, people working here will approach you with their most warm welcome and with their hospitability. Most people working here gives you their full service and will make you experience the experience that you are looking for. You will surely look for this place is you’re a boater even if you are a traveler that looks for a nice place that could satisfy you.  It is a place that you would love to bring your mates and colleagues for meeting and other purposes (business purposes).