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Lovettsville
Founded in 1732 by Pennsylvania Germans who first called it “The German Settlement,” Loudoun’s northern-most town honors its roots with a boisterous Oktoberfest every Fall that draws thousands of beer lovers. Recent years have seen a slate of superb new restaurants opening in the once sleepy historic downtown, and wineries springing up in surrounding farms and countryside. A growing population (people drawn to the proximity of the Marc commuter train at Brunswick and Point of Rocks, MD, across the Potomac) led to the town opening its first shopping and dining precinct in 2018. Prost!
Top Things To Do
George's Mill
Visit their historic farm (est. 1750s)…
The Restaurant at Patowmack Farm
Indulge on local delights at this…
Creek's Edge Winery
Enjoy Catoctin Creek views from this…
Lovettsville Museum
Learn about the town’s German past, its…
Upcoming Events
Fun Facts
Capitalsville
The name was temporarily changed in 2018 to honor the Washington Capital's Stanley Cup win.
German Heritage
Locals trace their European origins to the Rhine River Valley.