Gail B.
5/17/2022
The former Spanish Ambassador's Residence is lovely and spacious. There is a beautiful garden outside. I met one of the artists who helped create it. Check the web site or social media for...
Spanish Ambassador's Former Residence
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2801 16th St NW
Washington, DC 20009
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Austin G.
7/30/2019
This building was once the Embassy of Spain as well as it's ambassador's residence. Both the embassy and residence moved elsewhere in the 1990s and 2000s leaving the building empty for...
Laura W.
4/25/2016
I had the pleasure of visiting the Spanish ambassadors former residence for an art lecture this past weekend presented by Spain arts and culture. The building is located rather close to the...
Jennifer J.
3/26/2013
Beautiful and available for parties and weddings! Excellent place with so much potential.
Sadie S.
2/23/2015
A visit to the museum belonged to the optional part of our trip. The view is tremendous. The architecture interesting.The lunch we ate in the self-service restaurant.The white color of the...
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