Bloomingdale

Transportation

Getting Around

Bloomingdale offers convenient access to many of Washington, DC’s most popular destinations, whether you’re traveling by public transportation, rideshare, bicycle, or personal vehicle. The neighborhood is centrally located just north of downtown DC, making it easy to reach landmarks such as the National Mall, Capitol Hill, Union Station, and the city’s vibrant dining and entertainment districts. Visitors can take advantage of the extensive Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) system, which includes both Metrobus and Metrorail service throughout the city and surrounding region.

For those driving, major roadways provide convenient access to Bloomingdale, while rideshare services such as Uber and Lyft are readily available throughout the neighborhood. DC is also one of the most walkable and bike-friendly cities in the country, with dedicated bike lanes, shared scooter programs, and the Capital Bikeshare network offering additional transportation options. Whether you’re exploring nearby attractions or commuting across the metropolitan area, getting around from Bloomingdale is simple, efficient, and accessible.

Neighborhood Public Transportation Options

Metrobus

Frequent service is provided by several bus lines running through or bordering the neighborhood (e.g., G8, 80, 90, 92)

Metrorail

The nearest stations are Shaw-Howard Univ (Green/Yellow lines) and NoMa-Gallaudet U (Red line), both a moderate walk or quick bus ride

Bike Share

Washington, DC’s extensive Capital Bikeshare network provides residents and visitors with a convenient, affordable, and eco-friendly way to travel throughout Bloomingdale and the surrounding neighborhoods, with multiple docking stations located nearby for easy access.