Top Museums in Washington, District of columbia, United states

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National Museum of the United States Navy

Address: 736 Sicard St SE, Washington, DC 20374, USA

Museum

“The National Museum of the United States Navy offers a captivating journey through naval history. Visitors should be aware that the security process can be time-consuming, so completing it well in advance is advised. However, once inside, the museum's exhibits are truly exceptional. From interactive displays to historic artifacts, the collection offers a comprehensive overview of the Navy's rich heritage. The attention to detail and the depth of information make for an engaging experience. The knowledgeable staff adds value, providing insights and answering questions. Whether you have a personal connection to the Navy or simply have an interest in military history, this museum is a must-visit. Despite the security process, the National Museum of the United States Navy delivers an excellent educational and immersive experience.”

National Museum of Asian Art

Address: 1050 Independence Ave SW, Washington, DC 20004, USA

Art gallery Museum

“Visiting the Buddha Room provided a serene and calming experience which alone is worth the visit. For those who appreciate ancient sculptures (dating back to 2000+ BCE), there are abundant beautiful pieces to admire. The whole place exudes a wonderful and positive energy.”

Museum Store - Made in America

Address: 1400, Washington, DC 20560, USA

Museum

Bazaar Atlas

Address: 2405 18th St NW, Washington, DC 20009, USA

Museum

“Bazaar Atlas is a two-level store covered from floor to ceiling with African masks, statues, furniture and many other items including drug paraphernalia. Signs indicate that everything in the store is half off.”

Cold War Gallery Museum, Washington Navy Yard

Address: Washington, DC 20003, USA

Museum

“A recent addition to the over 100 year old National Museum of the U.S. Navy, the Cold War Gallery is an excellent place to visit. It is a little over a block away and provides updates to it's parent museum down the street, starting, as the name indicates, with the advent of the Cold War shortly after the end of World War II. Please see my YouTube channel for video Subrina W my world”

National Museum of the American Indian

Address: 4th St SW, Washington, DC 20560, USA

Museum

“Beautiful museum. Nicely laid out. Exhibits were great. Spent a half day here.”

David Bethuel Jamieson Studio House at Walbridge

Address: 3229 Walbridge Pl NW, Washington, DC 20010, USA

Museum

Rock Creek Park Nature Center and Planetarium

Address: 5200 Glover Rd NW, Washington, DC 20015, USA

Museum Travel agency

“So the nature center and planetarium--whatever. It has a drinking fountain, a restroom, some exhibits that will help you learn about the flora and fauna of the park if you're into that kind of thing. The actual park is amazing. Miles and miles of very good trail, and plenty of places to feel like you're actually in the woods, without ever having to step outside of the city. Gorgeous picnic spaces where you can host a campfire picnic for free. If you live in DC and you like to hike or trail run, this is *not* to be missed.”

The Great Eskape

Address: Washington, DC 20016, USA

Museum

O Street Studios

Address: 52 O St NW, Washington, DC 20001, USA

Museum

“Great place, wonderful talented artists. Sign up for a class or event. You will enjoy it!”

National Bonsai Foundation Inc

Address: 3501 New York Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002, USA

Museum

“This place is captivating. I've always loved bonsai and I've read several books about it. The expereienc of being in front of some of the world's best bonsai in such a tranquil setting can't be replaced and simply viewing pictures in books can't provide the same appreciation for the attention to detail and care that has gone into the bonsai trees. Everyone in our group had a great experience. The caretakers and staff do a fantastic job. You won't regret spending some time here.”

Hains Point Parking

Address: Washington, DC 20242, USA

Museum

National Bonsai & Penjing Mueum

Address: 3501 New York Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002, USA

Museum

“This is an interesting place. I was fascinated by the number of different trees that can be used for Bonsai. Each tree was unique, and some of them are a few hundred years old. I think my favorite tree was the Coastal Redwood. As a result of this visit, I will now start researching how to start my own Bonsai garden.”

National Mall

Address: 900 Ohio Dr SW, Washington, DC 20036, USA

Museum

“I liked to hang out at National Mall area. You can walk or run in the parks that located in National Mall. I see lots of people are enjoying their weekends here.”

Surroundart

Address: 2914 V St NE, Washington, DC 20018, USA

Museum

National Portrait Gallery

Address: 8th St NW & F St NW, Washington, DC 20001, USA

Museum

“Such a lovely museum. It is easy to reach by metro and surrounding Chinatown is fun to walk around. The building that houses the museum of fantastic from the modern courtyard to the antique details. The paintings are great. They have awesome permanent exhibits but also great traveling ones. Very family friendly and easy to move around with a stroller although the changing tables are only in the family bathrooms, which were not always easy to find.m”

Los Malulos De La Esquina

Address: DC Village Ln SW, Washington, DC 20032, USA

Museum

Rock Creek Capitol Ruins

Address: Washington, DC 20015, USA

Museum

“Slightly off the beaten path are the so-called Capitol Ruins, a collection of literally chock-a-block stacks of stonework discarded from a renovation of the Capitol in 1958 - most of it originating from when the Capitol was first built more than 200 years ago. It has the look and feel of a strange cross between a cemetery and the end of super-sized game of Jenga. Now half overgrown by the encroaching forest, moss and lichen, these pieces of stone appear content to rejoin their more earthbound brethren after their brief hiatus from the natural-order-of-things at the whim of some know-it-all, opposable-thumbed, short-timing bio-organisms.”

Living Classrooms - The Historic Schoolhouse

Address: 4954 MacArthur Blvd NW, Washington, DC 20009, USA

Museum School

Saint John Paul II National Shrine

Address: 3900 Harewood Rd NE, Washington, DC 20017, USA

Museum Church Store

“An amazing site to visit whether you’re from afar or right here in the archdiocese. There’s a very moving permanent exhibition detailing the Saint’s life and a blood relic in a small shrine. They also hold Masses on a frequent basis.”

Bishop Aimilianos Laloussis Park

Address: 3552-, 3598 Garfield St NW, Washington, DC 20007, USA

Museum Park

Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens

Address: 4155 Linnean Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008, USA

Museum

“A gem. Don't miss it. Admission is high, but worth it. The house is filled with exquisite Faberge jeweled tokens the last czar of Russia gave his mother and wife. There are paintings, furniture, jewels, china and glassware from Russia and France which will dazzle anyone who loves beauty. The grounds, gardens and outbuildings are a delight. If you feel cooped up in your tiny condo, go see how the other half lived for awhile.”

Carne Y Arena DC

Address: 1611 Benning Rd NE, Washington, DC 20002, USA

Museum

“I am an art activist and this exhibit uses film and theater in a multidimensional way to educate and enlighten people about a serious social issue. Most importantly, it instills empathy by allowing the attendees to stand in another's shoes, yours of which, are required to be left behind. Any person who has a strong opinion about The Wall and US immigration policy, one way or another, should experience this exhibit. You will be moved.”

罗斯福纪念公园

Address: 1850 West Basin Dr SW Washington DC 20242 West Basin Dr SW, Washington, DC 20242, USA

Museum

Memorial Roosevelt

Address: 2 15th St NW, Washington, DC 20024, USA

Museum

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Address: 100 Raoul Wallenberg Pl SW, Washington, DC 20024, USA

Museum

“I loved Daniel's story that helps kids understand what it felt like to go through the Holocaust. The building was clean and well set up. The architecture of all parts were well thought out. We were impressed with the size and amount of information available. We visited on a holiday weekend, so it was very crowded.”

Jefferson Memorial

Address: 900 Ohio Dr SW, Washington, DC 20024, USA

Museum

“This place is very unique for me. From outside u can only see the memorial building with Jefferson statue in it, but they actually do have a lift to bring you down to the underground area for a small book and gift shop, another room for its history and statue. Good to pay a visit if u around national mall area.”

Elizabeth Taylor House

Address: 3264 S St NW, Washington, DC 20007, USA

Museum

Dumbarton Oaks Museum

Address: 1703 32nd St NW, Washington, DC 20007, USA

Museum

“Wow - lived in the DC area for 5 years without even realizing this existed. But these grounds are beautiful and really well-kept. The quiet atmosphere really feels like an escape from the city without even leaving Georgetown. Free admission in the Fall - highly recommend the visit.”

Korean War Memorial

Address: 1 Scott Cir NW, Washington, DC 20036, USA

Museum

“This memorial is hauntingly beautiful. It's one of the more underrated memorials in DC. It fights for attention between the World War II Monument and the Lincoln Monument. The faces of the soldiers and the incorporation of the foliage into the overall piece makes it feel very dynamic.”

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