Embassy Row is a beautiful area, and it's fun to see all the different flags. Find out what is special about Sir Winston Churchill's stride at the British Embassy!

Pretty cool to see the different buildings, not a bad walk. Some hills. Go when it is cooler...

nice to walk and see how many different countries we have put together in just one section

Drive through when it's not rush hour so you can go a little slower and enjoy the sites. Read the plaques to know which country it represents. A lovely neighborhood.

If your thing is not walking around looking at big, luxurious, old buildings, then this is one DC attraction you can skip. But if you're willing to spend a few hours checking out such sights, then this is well worthwhile. My favorite way to see a chunk of Embassy Row is to walk along Massachusetts Avenue northwest from the Dupont... More

Embassy row is a great part of town to walk (a few miles) and see all the embassies in this row. This is not all the embassies in DC but over half of them. Try and find a 'tour guide' of sorts to give you the tour so you know the history of the embassies and the area. Well worth... More

There is a time when the Embassys hold open houses in May - it is a great time to go! Very festive and entertaining. Some have give aways or samples too.

To go in any of these you have to be invited, but they are worth cruising buy on bike, on foot or by car, just to experience seeing grand old houses and architecture. E.g., the Finnish glass block is amazing, and the statue of Winston Churchill in front of the British Embassy.

My husband and I walked around Embassy Row and had the most enjoyable time looking at all the lovely houses and big trees that lined the streets. The Embassies located on Wyoming Ave were especially beautiful and majestic! It's definitely worth a stroll into these neighborhoods.