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4.3· 115 reviews
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jesse hernandez
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you better release all the ancient artifacts you keep hidden from the public. I discovered more cover ups of yours and will gladly reveal truths in hopes of another lawsuit against your crimes. Your bible is nothing to keep in line with. I will start a movement against your corporation in hopes to end it if you continue to withhold the truth about some of the artifacts you keep well hidden or destroyed. There is evidence out there of this circling till the right time to file another lawsuit. To avoid this you better comply.

attyzero
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If you like airplanes, I would like to visit it once.
Spacecraft (lunar lander) and moon stones are also on display.
The Wright brothers' airplanes are also on display, but originally they were specialized in bicycle manufacturing, so it is a must-see for their super retro bicycles (there are only a few cars in the United States).

Cornelius Davoren
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I brought my kids here for the first time. They loved it. We marveled at the gems and minerals. They also loved the dinosaur exhibits. I liked the astronomy exhibits, especially the information about the moon and the earth. Of course, every kid has to see the gift shop. FYI: an Astronaut ice cream sandwich (freeze dried) will cost you $6. Is there Parking? Not close to the museum. In Washington D.C,, expect to do a lot of walking. This museum is very popular. Get there early to avoid the long lines.

johnny white
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My favorite museum! It's free admission too! The displays are beautiful. They have great exhibits. The current fashion exhibit has so much wonderful talent in the world of Indian Fashion. There were many pieces I wish I could own! I love the moccasins! There are three or four large rooms of clothing and accessories on display. Beautiful designs.

The museum has the subway right at the front door. It's located close to food spots and Battery Park. A lot of history in the neighborhood.

KEIKO IMAYOSHI
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It is the highest peak as a display content of vehicles flying in the sky, and it comes with a word that both volume and quality are wonderful.
First of all, it is overwhelmed by the enormousness of the space shuttle that sits at the end of the line of sight entering.
I can not help feeling the overwhelming power, frontier spirits, and insanity of the 20th century America, that it jumped into space more than 100 times with such a huge ride.
In addition, the heritage of mankind is lined with places such as famous stealth fighter aircraft, Enola Gay who dropped the atomic bomb, Apollo 11, Fryer brothers of Wright brothers.
Even outside sightseeing purposes, I encourage you to visit by all means if you are able to spend a little busy time such as those visiting in Washington, DC for business.

alice knapp
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i have been there years ago. loves it very much. i was wondering how log do you keep bug collections there.. because my bug collection went there.. when i was there i never asked if it was still there.. the name should be alice bancroft or alice shipley.. was just courious if it was still there.thank you

Lula Turner
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We stopped in here around 8:30 A.M. while we were waiting for other museums to open. We were just in time for a tour, which covered the highlights of the displays and Smithsonian history. The tour was short and well worth our time, and we finished up looking at the various displays once it was done. The little coffee shop is a benefit, and a great place to stop and rest at any point during the day. One thing - the machine that takes your picture and then builds a composite picture using images of your area of interest (Science, arts, etc.) doesn't seem to work correctly. The composite image is supposed to be emailed to you, but almost a week later we have not received the email with our pictures.

Greg Johnson
Reviews 1

we visited the Smithsonian Institution museums today for the first time in many years. We wanted the grandchildren to experience the museums. Big disappointment. We found the staff in the stores rude and not very friendly. The price of the food was way over the top in price $65.00 for four to eat sandwiches. The bathrooms were dirty. In addition the security staff at least the armed ones have no professionalism at all. Very sad state that the museums have gotten to.

Oscar Raimundo
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time is what it takes to visit this complex of museums, which are a beautiful wonder, for the time visit only the air and space very beautiful, do not miss it and visit when you arrive in the capital of the United States / time is what it takes to visit this complex of museums, which are a beautiful wonder, for the time visit just the air and space very beautiful, do not miss it and visit when you arrive in the capital of the United States

Robert White
Reviews 1

insulting
i wented there but i felt verry disrspected, i wanted to use thr bathroom but they only bathrooms WERE GENDER BINARY! i was forsed to use the womens room but they diddint have urnals, dont they know some women pee standingg up? also parts of the musem have confedriet flags. THIS IS TRUMP FALT.

Alicia Butler
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My rating is regarding all the staff. The museums are all wonderful. Spoke to 4 staff members for help. The first 2 did not speak English, AT ALL. The 3rd person rolled their eyes and huffed when I interrupted her convo with her fellow employee to ask for help. The employees congregate and take advantage of what is clearly a Cush job. Not only are they not qualified in so much as speaking they are rude and disrespectful. The ONLY people that were polite were the people wearing buttons that said Ask me and were right next to the display they were assisting with, they appeared to be volunteers.

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About Smithsonian Institution

Official website of the Smithsonian, the world's largest museum and research complex, with 19 museums, 9 research centers, and affiliates around the world.

The Smithsonian Institution is a world-renowned museum and research complex that has been a beacon of knowledge and culture for over 170 years. With its headquarters in Washington D.C., the Smithsonian boasts an impressive collection of 19 museums, 9 research centers, and affiliates around the world.

The institution was founded in 1846 by James Smithson, an English scientist who bequeathed his fortune to the United States with the stipulation that it be used to establish "an establishment for the increase and diffusion of knowledge among men." Today, the Smithsonian's mission remains true to Smithson's vision: to promote education, research, and discovery through its vast collections of art, history, science, and culture.

One of the most notable aspects of the Smithsonian is its size. With so many museums under one umbrella organization, visitors can explore everything from natural history to contemporary art without ever leaving the grounds. The National Museum of Natural History is home to over 145 million specimens ranging from dinosaur fossils to live butterflies. The National Air and Space Museum houses iconic aircraft like Amelia Earhart's Lockheed Vega and Neil Armstrong's Apollo 11 spacesuit. And at the National Museum of African American History & Culture visitors can learn about African American history from slavery through modern times.

But it's not just about what you see on display at these museums - it's also about what goes on behind-the-scenes. The Smithsonian has a robust research program that spans across all disciplines represented by its museums. Scientists study everything from climate change impacts on coral reefs (at the National Museum of Natural History) to how music affects our brains (at the Hirshhorn Museum).

In addition to its physical presence in Washington D.C., there are also several affiliated organizations around the world that work with or are part of this institution such as Cooper Hewitt Design Museum in New York City or Chandra X-ray Observatory Center located at Harvard University.

The Smithsonian Institution website serves as a hub for all things related to this vast organization. Visitors can browse exhibits online or plan their visit using interactive maps and guides available on their website. They can also access educational resources such as lesson plans for teachers or virtual field trips for students who cannot visit physically due distance constraints.

Overall, there is no doubt that The Smithsonian Institution stands out as one-of-a-kind cultural treasure trove with something for everyone - whether you're interested in science or art; ancient civilizations or modern pop culture; flora/fauna conservation efforts worldwide- this place has got you covered!

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