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- Matt WetzelMai 30, 2014Hidden museum gem in DC. One of most beautiful museum buildings I've been to. There is a small fee, but well worth the admission. In fact, its better than some of the other free Smithsonian museums.
- StephanieAoût 24, 2016The large open space within has recently been activated over the years thru architect led installations. The supporting exhibits have also improved in quality and content. Certainly worth a trip.
- Hannah LuddyJanvier 11, 2017Excellent exhibits, particularly the one on wood and the one on dolls loaned from the Victoria and Albert museum. Great for kids-- lots of space and interactive stuff just for them.
- Danielle DaSilvaJuillet 12, 2018My favorite museum in DC. Rotating exhibits are well presented, and truly unique. Go in the summer when they bring in a new interactive exhibit that fills their atrium.
- ElizabethJuin 23, 2015What a gem! Two great spaces for the kids and lots of interesting exhibits for the adults. Each summer they roll out something unique as well.
- Devin BoyerJanvier 29, 2018The exhibits themselves are pretty small, but the building itself is incredible! Definitely hop on a free guided tour to learn the history! Also seems to be a great place for kids
- Allison KasicOctobre 9, 2015The actual museum is eh but each summer they do something awesome like a giant maze, ball pit, or mini golf course in the middle of their main room.
- Danika BrownMars 31, 2015Take the tour so you can get the scoop on the history of this building. The exhibits are always fascinating, and the gift shop is a great place to get an unusual design-gift.
- Christina RitchieAoût 6, 2019One of the best museum gift shops! Items aren’t cheap, but unique pieces you won’t see in other souvenir shops. And it has a nice, albeit tiny, cafe/coffee shop.
- JH H-DSeptembre 17, 2019Don’t know if the admission is worth it if there isn’t a huge exhibit going on. The architecture inside is stunning though
- Affinia Hotel CollectionJuin 12, 2014Less than a 10 minute walk from The Liaison, this museum allows you to channel your inner architect, highlighting design, engineering, construction, urban planning, and of course, architecture.
- Rebecca WAoût 13, 2015The great hall is incredible. They always have awesome exhibits on building and green energy and such. I highly recommend.
- Georgi GeorgievAvril 29, 2016Amazing building! Exhibitions are on interesting topics, but it's missing some je ne sais quoi. I think it can certainly improve.
- The Building Zone is a great little play area for kids. It's billed as suitable for ages 2-6, but my one-year-old was able to enjoy it as well.
- Amy CummingsJuillet 22, 2018You have to pay to see most of the exhibits, so go when there’s a featured exhibit like the Fun House!
- Dara FisherDécembre 26, 2012An awesome first stop in DC--a great exhibit on DC's urban planning history will get you oriented well to the layout of the city.
- Vivian KongJuillet 14, 2015For all ages - free admission if you want to just check out the gorgeous space/structure.
- Boxfire PressJuin 15, 2011Well off the National Mall, this is one of DC's best kept museum secrets. The history of DC exhibit is fantastic, but be sure to check out the Lego brick buildings upstairs until September 2012. En savoir plus
- Jeremy CNovembre 27, 2015Stop by around Thanksgiving to check out 'construction' exhibit 4 free. Building itself is a great, spacious place to chill after doing the National Mall.
- ElizabethJuin 30, 2013Play the indoor architectural mini golf! Just remember, mini golf closes at 3pm on the weekends and 4pm weekdays.
- LAMPS PLUSAoût 17, 2011The National Building Museum in DC examines the impact of the built environment on our lives. Ancient Native tipi designs to the future of sustainable architecture, all housed in a landmark structure.
- Jennifer Newton-BatemanSeptembre 8, 2017Fabulous building and interesting exhibits related to architecture and construction.
- WiredAoût 8, 2012The museum offers insight into the history and future of the world we create for ourselves, with lots of things for kids and adults to do.
- A PJanvier 8, 2023SakuSaku Flakerie is selling pastries at the cafe inside the museum Thursday to Sunday.
- Kathryn FoxJanvier 25, 2012The Building Zone play area is no longer free. It's $3 per person, including adults, for a 45 minute session.
- Some exhibits close earlier than the museum- check in advance!
- Timothy RobsonJuillet 4, 2011The best book store/gift shop in DC, and the most interesting special exhibitions. Members get a discount in the shop. En savoir plus
- M Squared Real EstateAoût 19, 2011This building has one of the best interior rooms in DC, if not the country. Anyone interested in the architecture of Washington DC should visit.
- Ashley BrooksAoût 8, 2014The inside is absolutely gorgeous. There were only two exhibits open when we toured the museum so there wasn't much to see...
- Claire LormanDécembre 29, 2010the best museum in dc! the great hall is a great place to sit and relax. they also gave great design outreach programs!
- Nemanja MarjanovicSeptembre 30, 2018Museum shop. And there was an exhibition called Eviction which was great.
- Nemanja MarjanovicSeptembre 30, 2018Museum shop. And there was an exhibition called Eviction which was great.
- Presidential LibrariesJanvier 24, 2011From 1982-1988, President and Mrs. Reagan participated in the annual "Christmas in Washington" program, a chance to celebrate the holiday season with Americans across the country.
- If you have kids under 6 it's definitely worth becoming a Family Member
- Joe PopeJanvier 27, 2010Great place to take toddlers when the weather is bad. Huge indoor area to run around and a fantastic kids play area. En savoir plus
- $3 per person for just the Building Zone. $8 per person for the whole place.