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Venues
L2 Lounge
www.l2lounge.com

L2 is an upscale evening establishment located in the central courtyard area of Cady’s Alley in Georgetown - Washington, DC. The ambiance, distinguished quality and superior service appeals to the internationally minded, socially established, and artistically inclined strata of Washingtonians

L2 has been designed as a best class lounge that competes with scenes found in international destinations worldwide. The setting, complete with outstanding design, sound and audio-visual effects, is appreciated for its refinement. Fashion makes its play in staffing and designer uniforms. The culinary and beverage offering are selected by noted experts clearly recognized as some of the best in the industry.

The ambiance is best defined as Modern - Casual that can be both descrete and vibrant.
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HOUSE OF SWEDEN
www.houseofsweden.com
House of Sweden, opened in Washington in 2006, is the crown jewel of the Swedish presence in the US. It is not only the home of the Embassy of Sweden and representatives of Swedish commerce – but a host to several events throughout the year.

Facilities include a secretariat, exhibition space, 19 corporate apartments, and a high-tech business event center. A shimmering structure designed to stimulate creative living and working. All located in Georgetown, the oldest – and one of the most attractive – parts of the city.

The view includes lush parks and harbor promenades, as well as university spires and stately brick townhouses in the surrounding neighborhood. Elegant shops, restaurants, the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and the Watergate are a few minutes away.
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Willard intercontinental hotel
www.washington.intercontinental.com

From its inception in 1850, to this day, the Willard InterContinental Washington has been a favorite choice of US and international travelers. Known as the “Crown Jewel of Pennsylvania Avenue”, or the “Grand Dame of American Hotels”, the Willard InterContinental enjoys its place as a major force in the social and political life of Washington DC.

Martin Luther King, Jr. wrote his famous “I Have a Dream” speech in his hotel room at the Willard in 1963 in the days before his March on Washington.

Among the Willard’s many other famous guests are P. T. Barnum, Mark Twain, Walt Whitman, General Tom Thumb, Samuel Morse, the Duke of Windsor, Harry Houdini, Gypsy Rose Lee, Gloria Swanson, Emily Dickinson, Jenny Lind, and Charles Dickens.
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