Loved this museum. Took my 11y/o son and I think he enjoyed it more then I did. Lots of information, more on the side of news stories. It was interesting to look at past news stories that happend as I was growing up as well as a lot of history. Loved the fact that the ticket is good for two... more

Just spent about 4 hours at the newseum in DC. It was an amazing collection of artifacts with 6 floors of things to see and do. Be sure to see the 4D theater presentation - it was very entertaining as well as informative. Although the admission is a little pricey (20.), it was definately worth every penny! more

Probably the nicest and most interesting museum in all of Washington. The exhibits are of high interest to everyone. Very interactive. Worth the money. Buy tickets online in advance to avoid lines. more

We found the Newseum to be one of our favorite places to visit. We started with the Pullizer Prize winning photos over the years. Many of the photos we had not seen before. There are a number of film accounts of major news stories over the years and hundreds of news articles and pictures. We spent four hours there and... more

While most of the Museums in DC are free, the Newseum charges $20 for an adult, which allows two consecutive days entry. An unusual extra perhaps, but you'll be surprised at how likely it is that you will return to catch what you missed. The Newseum is dedicated to the medias coverage of the news all over the world, through... more

The Newseum was our top priority when visiting Washington DC. Sometimes a high priority can build up unrealistic expectations, but I have to say we were not disappointed in the least! If you're a news junkie, have an interest in journalism or media, or like to re-hash the details of historic events, you should really enjoy your visit. Some of... more

This is a wonderful museum of how the news media has covered various historical events and how that has affectged the outcomes.We spent the entire day, and still did not see everything. There are many artifacts as well as newsclips to view in a delightful atmosphere. more

Visited the Newseum after having seen it on Trip Advisor, with our two teenagers - 16 yr old girl and 14 yr old boy. The place was a total hit!! What we loved about the Newseum were the interactive exhibits, the broadcasting, the photos, the news provided from a different angle, the floor plan which allows you to feel uncrowded... more

We enjoyed many museums and attractions & monuments & tours in DC especially the American History Museum and the Spy Museum & the Library of Congress. The Newseum we were very excited about and saved it for last. it did not hold any of the kids' interest which surprised me. Not even making a mini news/weather broadcast. kids age 13... more