The British Embassy in Germany moved three times in the last century, before returning to the site of the first British Embassy established in 1876. This is the story of those moves and a peek at the art in those embassies.

A glimpse of diplomatic relations between the UK and France in the 19th century, through a selection of works from the Collection, installed in the British Embassy, Paris.

The art at the Residence in Beijing portrays a modern, sustainable and innovative Britain. It also underlines its historical and contemporary links to events and individuals, of significance for both nations.

Works from the Collection, across three residences in New York City, range from 17th-century portraits to works by Britain’s leading contemporary artists. Find out what the portrait in this picture tells us about Britain’s entangled history with the United States.

The current British Ambassador to Austria, Leigh Turner, takes us on a guided tour of the Residence in Vienna to tell its fascinating story (and why he’s so #keenonWien).

A new installation of art at the British Embassy in Tehran evokes the early days of the Embassy, and is a reminder of the longstanding relationship between Britain and Iran.

The British Ambassador's Residence in Budapest, built in 1925, was originally home to Hanna Hódosi and her husband Tibor Scitovszky. Read on to find out why this became significant for the Collection.