Character in
Columbia Heights
Located in the Northwest quadrant of the District,
Columbia Heights is considered one of its dynamic and
diverse neighborhoods. A true precedent to the power
of change, Columbia Heights has transformed itself from
a cluster of abandoned homes and stores to high rise
condos and notable restaurants in the past decade. Since
its recent renovation, the Tivoli Theater, a former movie
theater and historic DC landmark on 14th street, marks
the beginning of the Columbia Heights commercial district.
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early 1900’s after Italian Aristocrat, King Victor Emmanuel III’s private
residence. Home to a number of presidential statutes, Meridian
Hill Park also features a statue of Joan of Arc, the only statue of a
woman on horseback in Washington DC. The park offers a number
Home to the largest cascading fountain in North America, Meridian
of guided tours and exhibits throughout the year and offers visitors a
Hill Park is a Columbia Heights treasure. Located on the intersection
number of seating areas and walking paths.
of 16th street & Euclid, this unique urban park was designed in the
Columbia Heights is one of the many epicenters of Washington
DC’s history, but the Lionshead Condominium is paving the
way for the future. The building f X] \