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  • Austrian Embassy - Washington, D.C.
  • Austrian Embassy - Washington, D.C.
  • Austrian Embassy - Washington, D.C.
  • Austrian Embassy - Washington, D.C.
  • Austrian Embassy - Washington, D.C.
  • Austrian Embassy - Washington, D.C.

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The Austrian Embassy was built on a 38 acre plot in Northwest Washington and was officially opened on October 26, 1991. The three-story structure was designed by the Washington architect, Leopold Boeckl, son of the prominent Austrian painter and sculptor, Herbert Boeckl. The building area comprises 52,000 square feet and the most striking feature of the structure is a 5,000 square foot sky-lit atrium in the center, which serves as an auditorium for cultural events and accommodates approximately 400 people. Adjacent to the atrium is a multipurpose room, accommodating 150 people. Besides the many cultural events organized by the Austrian Cultural Forum the Embassy welcomes groups of students from all over the United States several times a year to introduce them to Austria.

 The Embassy is located at

3524 International Court N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20008
Telephone: 202-895-6700
Fax : 202-895-6750
E-mail: Please go to Contact us 

 
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