This place appeals to all ages. There are tons of 'I remember' moments in this place for older folk but I noticed there were plenty of kids and students there that seem to enjoy the displays that for a lot of them would be like...More

Don't miss this!. . . . it's fantastic! I could have spent days here - make sure you allow enough time, tho you can present today's ticket & visit again tomorrow for free. It opens @ 9 a.m., a bit earlier than some of the...More

I think this was probably the top museum we visited while in DC and we did a lot of them. Very engaging content with great displays and interactivity. We also ate in the cafeteria and it was top-notch.

Interesting and very well staffed, this was not our favorite. The architecture makes it somewhat hard to move around inside. The exhibits, except for the Pulitzer photos, were good but not what we expected. The FBI section was well done but somewhat sensational. It was...More

This was a highlight of my daughters( 17) and my trip to DC. I first needed to convince her to go there. We came at 3pm. The museum closed at 5:30. The staff told us that we could come next day again and did not...More

We spent 3 hours and could have spent a couple more, if we had had the time. There is a section on the fall of the Berlin Wall with pieces of the same, a section of the coverage of FBI cases (with a video narrated...More

This museum was so very impressive that by the end of the day I went back and became a member! It opens earlier than most museums and yes, it's expensive, but you can visit for two days. Since I visited shortly after it opened on...More

My favorite out of everything in DC! A must see! You should plan 4 hours -- 1 hour per floor. Wonderful!!!

What a terrific museum. We spent just 3 hours to see all six levels, however, could have easily spent all day. It's visitor friendly outside, with headlines from 80 daily newspapers from around the world, sets the scene that you are going to be learning!...More

Next to US Archives. Overlooked. One of the best museums in Washington DC. A cant miss with amazing video, displays of history, highlights of famous news stories, and entire section on 9/11 including the radio tower from one of the towers.