House of Sweden is a landmark diplomatic building in Washington, D.C. that hosts the Embassy of Sweden to the United States, the Embassy of Iceland, and a public cultural center. Opened in 2006, it is one of the most architecturally distinctive embassy buildings in Washington and regularly hosts exhibitions, concerts and public events.
Located at House of Sweden
- Embassy of Sweden — full diplomatic mission, consular services for Swedish nationals
- Embassy of Iceland — Icelandic diplomatic mission (co-located)
- Cultural and event spaces — public exhibitions, concerts, receptions
Consular services
Consular services for Swedish citizens (passports, ID cards, civil registry, notarial acts, emergency assistance) are provided by the Embassy of Sweden, which operates from within House of Sweden. Appointments are required for most services and must be booked through the Embassy's official website.
Public visits
The cultural spaces of House of Sweden are open to the public during exhibitions and events. Check the House of Sweden website for the current program before visiting.