Logan Circle — Local services in Washington

As far as it's size, it is no different than any of the other Federally owned small Circle Parks that are scattered throughout DC.

The similarities stop there. In the Spring, the grassy area is often spotted with small groups of friends awakening from the winter blues. Lite food, lots of laughter. The benches around the statute are often full of young or first-time parents... Male/Male, Male/Female, Female /Female.... For Logan Circle and its visitors, it is the way the world has always existed.

If you are looking for an enjoyable yet calming place to spend a few hours reading or studying, catching some rays or catching a Frisbee, this should be at top of your list.

Again, although it is a federal park, the neighborhood takes pride in its beauty and history seems to have their eye on it at all times. Don't expect this park to be...

This a Famous Cirlcle in DC, which have A Beautful Park in the Center of the Circle which is Logan Circle, you can going around the Circle, if you missed your turn, which have done many times, some times its very busy doing rush hour traffic. You can sit in the park, and people watch, the park is very popular every day, with people walking their dogs or just sitting on a Sunny Day, or you can take a walk up to 14st where their are bars and Restaurants and Bars, and grocery stores, or just go up to P st.where their are Bars. And more Restaurants and Hotels, the go up to DuPont Circle, is a another Circle to visit, so you can walk. or take uber or take a bike or scooters are available or bikes to ride around the city, or rent a car by the hour, or take the Metro in DC. Enjoy you...

Logan Circle is the geographic "twin" of Dupont Circle. Both are the same distance north of the White House, but Dupont Circle is to the west and Logan Circle is to the east. While Dupont Circle is in the midst of a busy commercial neighborhood, Logan Circle is the heart of a quiet, lovely residential neighborhood. Twenty or thirty years ago the houses that surround Logan Circle were crumbling and in some cases abandoned. Today they are all splendidly restored. The circle itself is grassy and dotted with mature trees, with lots of benches...