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Tudor Place
2.6
4 Reviews
based on 166 reviewsOpen Opens at 10:00-16:00
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1644 31st St NW, Washington, DC 20007, United StatesMap
Phone+1 202-965-0400
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A very luxurious place, not only is the building very beautiful, but the garden is particularly large. The decoration and furnishings inside can be said to show the owner's low-key and luxurious lifestyle.
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A very luxurious place, not only is the building very beautiful, but the garden is particularly large. The decoration and furnishings inside can be said to show the owner's low-key and luxurious lifestyle.
America’s story lives here. Built in 1816 by a granddaughter of Martha Washington, this National Historic Landmark was home to six generations of one family from the agricultural to the digital age.
The house is very beautiful. There are many exhibits about historical figures and used items, which attract many tourists to come and change. The garden outside the house is very good, and the decoration inside is very luxurious.
The house feels very similar to the style of the White House. Its earliest owner was a successor to the President of Washington. It is now open to the public and contains a lot of relics of famous people.