Kalorama Heights (also known as the Sheridan-Kalorama) is a neighborhood found at the northwestern quadrant of Washington DC. It's a densely urban neighborhood with plenty of restaurants, cafes and places for leisure. Learn more interesting tidbits about this DC neighborhood here.
The history of Kalorama dates back to as early as the 17th Century. There are structures that depict classical architecture that was inspired the the Victorian Period. Even when this neighborhood is rich in history, it still keeps with the pleasant and ideal sub-urban atmosphere that is characteristic of The District's residential areas. In Greek, "kalorama" means fine view and that is what this neighborhood has plenty of.
Sheridan-Kalorama Historic District - Found to the east of Rock Creek Park and bounded by Connecticut Ave., NW
Spanish Steps - a grand stone staircase with a terrace to admire The District's Cityscape
The President Woodrow Wilson House - a house museum that commemorate President Wilson's years at the White House
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