Suggestions pour Musée à proximité de Kalorama, Washington

Dave L. • Février 17, 2018The tour guides are very friendly and helpful as well as awesome

Natalie P. • Août 9, 2015The museum is nice and they have a good collection. Also is worth to see the temporal exhibitions.

kathleen w. • Décembre 1, 2013Great tour docents! Caren Pauley is fabulously knowledgeable about the antiques and furnishings. Great space to celebrate!

DCist • Novembre 21, 2016The Laogai is a brick-and-mortar indictment of China’s long-standing forced labor camps. The museum offers a fascinating, multi-media look at the prison camps that allegedly still operate there today.

Yana M. • Avril 9, 2013Check out the museum's "History and Hops" event, held every third Thursday of the month! Also, bask in the glory of the terrific decorative arts and Victorian architecture.

Brett p. • Novembre 24, 2014A real treat. Absolutely incredible that this beautiful and surprisingly expansive garden park is tucked behind cramped but cozy rows of houses and shops

Annie M. • Janvier 25, 2014Great artwork and antiques inside! Really amazing. Staff was rude.

Tiny J. • Janvier 18, 2020So much free parking around the place. Free entry to the grounds, beautiful gardens, a great place for a picnic or just to hang out and read.

Dana A. • Mars 15, 2019Great event space!

Leandro R. • Mars 18, 2011Imperdible. Si estas por DC no podes dejar de visitarlo. El tour guiado ea muy bueno.

Meredith M. • Novembre 28, 2014So fun! If you like a good challenge you'll love this. Great activity for a big group.

Patty R. • Juin 21, 2017It is an awesome experience to honor these veterans. Educational and enlightening

Mark K. • Décembre 20, 2010By far the best Kosciuszko Foundation in the District. Wait...what? Uh huh...it's the ONLY one. Hmmm...I still stand by my original statement.

Malcolm • Mai 5, 2013Most dope prom ever whent down here

Najeema • Mars 1, 2010See Kitty Victorian, the quintessence of Burlesque, perform at the opening of the annual MOCA DC Erotic Art Show in Georgetown on March 5.