We were there on Tuesday 1/20/09. We were lucky enough to find a parking space just a half-block away. Parking is $1.25/hr. We paid $5 each for Senior Admission. It's a nice, clean, well-organized building but only 3 of the 6 floors were open to us. The exhibits are not extensive or spectacular. We saw many things we remember having... more

The Wolfsonian's permanent exhibits are on its 5th floor. The 6th and 7th floors are reserved for miscellaneous exhibits that the museum has for a limited time. The museum has free admission and offers a free tour on Friday evenings and the tour lasts about 1-2 hours. After seeing the collection, I don't know that I would pay $7.49/person to... more

I really shouldn't complain because I got in for free, but I really wasn't impressed by the collection. The building is in great shape, and there's a nice little cafe and bookstore/gift shop on the bottom floor. Maybe it was because I visited in July, but there only three or the six exhibition floors had stuff. The first floor I... more

The Wolfsonian is a revamped 1927 storage facility that has been beautifully converted into a museum of mainly decorative arts, including propaganda and advertising art. Most of the exhibits are on the 5th to 7th floor with some dynamic and interesting pieces. The museum is open late on Thursdays. There is a beautiful cafe that looks like an old library,... more