The museum is filled with various sorts of planes, rockets, a lunar lander - in short, much of the types of air and space craft from the last century. A half day is not be enough time to see everything. The space theater is awesome.

There's lots to see here, from the Wright brothers' plane and the Spirit of St. Louis to NASA space flight. Several flight simulators are available for a fee. The IMax theater is a bonus, and it's near several other attractions including the Native American Museum...More

This place shows you just what is possible when you put your mind to it. It's filled with life-size examples of aircraft through time and the ideas that didn't quite work out that well. If you add in the fact that they have an IMAX...More

Need at least 1 full day to enjoy all the exhibits which are all very well curated & displayed. Go early to avoid the queue.

This is one of my favorite DC museums. Always a pleasure and great exhibits. Glad to see updates since our last visit too.

The Air and Space Museum was not as large as I expected and although only comprising 2 floors, almost all of the key moments in air and space history are captured, usually with an iconic exhibit. There are probably 3 ways to enjoy this place:...More

This is one of the best museums in United States. Why? Becouse you can nearly touch many "artefacts" of modern space and aviation history and even some of pop culture.