Take a Stroll Down D.C.'s Historic Embassy Row
Embassy Row is one of Washington, D.C.'s most fascinating streets—and it's just around the corner from Hotel Madera™. This elegant stretch of Massachusetts Avenue is home to over 170 embassies, consulates, and diplomatic residences. A walk here is a journey through global architecture, history, and international flair.
Self-Guided Walking Tour Highlights
- Start: Dupont Circle Fountain – Head north on Massachusetts Avenue
- Embassy of Indonesia: Historic mansion turned embassy with beautiful stonework
- Embassy of India: A standout building with cultural signage and events
- Embassy of the United Kingdom (further up the Row): Grand Georgian architecture and historic ties to the U.S.
- And More… As you walk, you’ll spot flags from all over the world and historic markers detailing each embassy’s background.
Tips for Your Tour
- Go on a weekend morning for quieter streets
- Bring a camera—architecture lovers will swoon
- Stop for coffee at Emissary or lunch at Firefly™ on your return
Embassy Row is just one of the many walkable wonders near Hotel Madera™. Discover the world—right here in Dupont Circle