Great spot with lots of artifacts and hands on stations. Kids from 6 and up will enjoy. Don't forget the duct work crawling station for the kids, a bit hidden but very fun. More

Get there early as we were there right at opening at 10am on a Sunday and it was pretty quiet, but it filled up fast with kids. The memorizing of a character was kind of lame because it didn't come into play later that I knew of and it seemed like we were just wasting time. I loved the displays... More

With so many other quality museums, I would skip this one. The group starts out in an elevator with a built up to a real "hands-on" experience (we were told to memorize a character etc...) and watched an introduction film (again leading to a real hands on event) only to find out the museum was an average collection of spy... More

It's overpriced in my opinion and something of a tourist trap. More

Very in depth background on real spy items. Busy spot, so go early to avoid groups. Some really neat items on display. More

Fun place for the whole family to enjoy. It is $20 a pop but kids love it so why not. Interactive displays and the car from Goldfinger is here. Learn how to pick a lock and see gadgets from 20 years ago used by spies. Learn about some of the more famous ones or relax in front of a mini... More

I asked my 13 year old son where he wanted to go on our first day in DC and he said - the Spy museum! Kids signed on for the extra 1 hour Spy challenge and wished they could do more! we appreciated the stuff on exhibit and found it well organized. Staff were very helpful and accommodating- we were... More

Do the Spy Experience - you spend an hour on a "team" with others trying to find an important nuclear timing device or whatever scheme they've assigned you. It's very well done and a blast for all - restricted to age 12 and up but even 10, 11 year olds would love it. And the museum itself has lots of... More

Not a must see, but if you have the time it is well worth doing. So full of really cool things. Price is right. More