A photo guide to Washington DC’s museums and galleries.
The African American Civil War Museum is dedicated to preserving and telling the stories of the United States Colored Troops…
The Sackler Gallery joins the Freer Gallery of Art to form the Smithsonian's National Museum of Asian Art for the…
The Smithsonian Castle looks like it should housing exotic treasures. But it doesn't really--at least, not many and not any…
Originally opened in 1923 to display the collections of Charles Lang Freer, the Freer Gallery has since been merged with…
The Smithsonian's National Museum of African Art, out the back of the Smithsonian Castle, showcases ancient and modern African art.
The Reynolds Center, in the heart of downtown Washington DC, combines two museums in one: it houses both the Smithsonian…
The Smithsonian National Museum of American History, on the National Mall in Washington DC, is dedicated to all aspects of…
The Smithsonian's National Zoo isn't the biggest zoo in the country. But it is well worth a visit, especially during…
The Newseum is a celebration of Freedom of the Press, featuring exhibits focusing on print, radio, and television media. It…
While it's not especially well known even to locals, the original National Aquarium is still in the heart of downtown…
If there's a combination that can draw the museum crowds almost as much as spaceships and airplanes, it's dinosaurs and…
The National Gallery of Art in Washington DC houses one of the finest collections of paintings and sculptures in the…
There are only a handful of museums in the world that get more visitors than the Smithsonian's National Air and…
The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum's Udvar-Hazy Center is an impressive and large addition to the museum's exhibit space.