The architecture is impressive and the scale of the building cannot be judged from photographs. Inside there are informative displays on the history of the court and some more impressive architecture to enjoy. The highlight was sitting in the courtroom itself hearing a very informative...More

This is a beautiful building, only a few displays but very interesting. They had a wonderful lecture inside the court on how the court decides which cases to take and the meaning of the architecture in the room. They also have a movie interviewing the...More

The lecture here is very enjoyable. The security is not too onerous. The cafe is a good place to grab a bite before moving on to your next location.

Hard to believe that this spectacular building is "just" for nine people. There is so much history within these walls, plus the artitecture is spectacular. Highly recommend to all DC visitors and residents.

There is not a lot to see here as only the main chamber is open to tour and a brief court history exhibit.

We visited Supreme Court as part of a night tour. It was not open, but it was very elegant and well lit for photos.

The highest court of the land is open to tourists. Visiting hours are normal business hours. While they have a gift shop and a cafeteria, you are not allowed to take photos or video (for logical security reasons). Surprisingly, this building only dates to 1935,...More