From the Spirit of St. Louis to the moon lander it is easy to see why this is the Smithsonian's most popular museum. Very well done and interesting.

We had a fairly quick visit here. Mainly cause it was packed with hundreds and hundreds of school groups. Probably would have been better early AM. Nonetheless a few cool things on national space and airplane history. a few extra simulators to pay extra for. Definitely a good few hours to cover it well. But crowded crowded crowded and that... More

This museum is interesting and informational. If you are a lover of planes, space shuttles, etc., then this is the place for you. Go early to avoid lines, and remember that in the spring many 8th grade classes take a trip to Washington D.C.

This building is chock full of vital artifactssurrounding how far advanced science and how far the space program has advanced. I would recommend this to everyone wanting ;recognizing that The National Air And Space Museum.

Can't believe that its free! Amazing experience but really needed more time than we had to fully appreciate this place.Great interactive areas for children and displays were well spaced out and informative.

I wasn't really interested in going here but read many reviews. I am a girl after all going with my daughters and thought we would not find it interesting. All 3 of us were extremely impressed and it was super interesting. The exhibits were phenomenal and incredible. There was someone from NASA there the day we went and he had... More

We spent most of the day here there is so much to see! It is good for all ages-the space suits and capsule, were really interesting. Because of the budget cuts some exhibits were closed which was disappointing

This is well worth the time and it's free. If you like anything to do with the sky this is the place for you.

Most interesting museum in Washington. Dont miss the Wright brothers airplane. Lots to see for all ages