Embassy of Lithuania

Washington, DC, Estados Unidos

3.3

3 opiniones

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Teléfono:
+1 202-234-5860
Sitio web:
www.ltembassyus.org
Dirección:
2622 16th St NW, Washington, DC, DC, 20009
entre N Euclid St y N Fuller St
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
100 mEuclid Street
220 mHarvard Street
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Horario local (Washington, DC) 16:37 domingo, 25 de mayo de 2025

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3 opiniones sobre Embassy of Lithuania

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Tu valoración: 4
Arlington, VA
First stop today, short line and really enjoyed the costumes, friendliness artwork, educational component and samples of various foods & drink.
Tu valoración: 2
College Park, MD
Pretty much the same as the first review except 2013 didn’t have non-​alcohol beer. New to me was the faucit in the men’s room. I had to have someone show me how to turn on the water. Guess I’m not too smart.
Tu valoración: 4
Washington, DC
I went here for the 2010 European Open house and it was in a very nice prestigious house. They allow you to walk around upstairs and hang out in the sitting rooms. They had the most unique press, not a stamp (to stamp your ‘passport’) but a large embossing stamp.
They served several types of beer, non alcoholic beer, champagne, and wine. They served for food honey and bread, and some sort of waffle. However, their location (and Poland’s) is quite remote (and take a long time to catch a bus), compared to the other embassies, so next year I would skip this stop.