passed by outside only. Complex looks huge. Plus lots of museum stuff in its vicinity. Lot of tulips all around; adding to its attraction.

In order to see everything and actually take the time to enjoy it, more than one day is needed. Unfortunately for me, every time I have visited this part of DC, I have had family visiting me so they usually want to go to the Museum of Natural History (which is also great) so I have never been able to... More

A very educational place with several areas of interest. Lots of interesting stuff to see. Nice cafeteria and souvenir shops. However, guards checking bags of visitors will need additional training on basic courtesy. The guy who checked my bag was sarcastic.

I really love visiting this museum, the remodeled it a little while ago and it looks good. They used to have a earth clock there, but now its gone, I wish they would bring that back.

Worth a visit, but an entire wing of the museum is being renovated. Worth a stop by the first lady's dress collection, Dorothy's ruby slippers, Kermit the Frog, and the Star Spangled Banner. You can visit this museum in about an hour and see everything you need to see.

Lots to see, all of it interesting. Visit one gallery or many. Each one is worth the time. There's a cafeteria with a wide selection in the basement and a cafe and ice cream shop on the main floor.

Disappointed with some of the display that insinuated American built / designed when objects weren't. Avoid the food area, over priced

This museum gives a history of America that is inspiring. There are many great displays and details about the America that I did not come across before. The museum gives a very balanced view of American history.The detail of the displays are extremely good and I found the experience very satisfying. You need to spend a least a day or... More

Absolutely loved the exhibits, loved all the little pieces of Americana. I live in an area steeped in US history (Massachusetts) and I loved seeing all the memorabilia they had from the revolutionary war era.