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National Air and Space Museum


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601 Independence Ave SW
Washington, DC 20560

 (202) 633-1000

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"If you have extra time, go to National Air and Space Museum or the National Gallery of Art."  See More

"The National Air and Space Museum on the Mall has buses that take visitors to the Steven F Udvar-Hazy Center if you have time to fit this into your day."  See More

"The National Air and Space Museum is pretty cool."  See More

"Some kid/teen friendly sites are the Smithsonian museums: National Air and Space Museum at Dulles Airport, Museum of Natural History and National Museum of American History in downtown DC."  See More

"I have traveled from Washington DC to Miami FL many times. I suggest to take the train from NYC to Washington DC I will skip Baltimore and Philadelphia unless you want to see in Philadelphia the liberty bell and historic buildings where some independence documents were written and walk the stairs were Rocky Balboa trained."  See More

"Lincoln Memorial The White House United States Capitol Washington Monument Thomas Jefferson Memorial (via Tidal Basin to possibly see Cherry Blossoms - Could peek next week) One of the many memorials (Arlington or Vietnam) National Air and Space Museum Here's how you can plan it:"  See More

"And of course the National Air and Space Museum is great for kids if he likes aircraft and spacecraft."  See More

"The National Air and Space Museum, Museum of Natural History, National Zoological Park (panda cub!"  See More

"The National Air and Space Museum is always fun."  See More

"Absolutely, the National Air and Space Museum , even if you don't visit the individual exhibits there, just walking through beneath the planes and the rockets is very cool."  See More

"I second the National Air and Space Museum."  See More

"Older kids love both National Air and Space MuseumNatural History."  See More

"Lincoln Memorial Washington Monument The White House United States Capitol One of these memorials: Vietnam War Veteran's Memorial Korean War Veterans Memorial If you have young ones in your group or you are young at heart Museum of Natural History National Air and Space Museum () Also, give this tool a try which recommends an itinerary of top attractions organized to reduce traveling around plus a map to help direct you."  See More

"On the Washington Mall itself, there's the Museum of Natural History and National Air and Space Museum."  See More

"history, National Museum Of The American Indian, Museum of Natural History, National Air and Space Museum."  See More

"National Air and Space Museum is just as interesting but on the opposite side of the Mall."  See More

"FYI, if you eat McDonalds, there is a small portable McDonalds next to the National Air and Space Museum."  See More

"The National Air and Space Museum is probably the most crowded."  See More

"Next to the National Air and Space Museum is a portable mini McDonalds for fast food."  See More

"National Air and Space Museum was really cool."  See More

"Museum of Natural History is excellent, and so is the National Air and Space Museum, at least for nerds like me."  See More

"National Air and Space Museum - I personally think this is the most boring museum on the mall and I prefer the airplane-packed counterpart near the Dulles airport (Steven F Udvar-Hazy Center), but, this is a popular museum and others love it."  See More

"National Air and Space Museum - This museum has a sister museum near the Dulles Airport that is also free and has an impressive plane collection and the space shuttle."  See More

"I agree that the National Air and Space Museum is a good bet, esp for your son."  See More

"Tiffany covered everything beautifully - the only thing I'd add is that if you go to the National Air and Space Museum - which I would recommend, as it's one of the more unique DC museums - I'd walk from Union Station rather than take the Metro."  See More

"You have quite a few options depending on your interests. First, Union Station is a beautiful place in and of itself full of shops and restaurants, so you'd rather spend your time playing in DC than finding a restaurant, then you can easily grab quick food either before or after your 6 hour stop. The National Postal Museum is right next door to Union Station, so that's really easy. You can enjoy the station, shop, eat, and spend some leisurely time there."  See More

"National Air and Space Museum and Museum of Natural History and many others."  See More

"All of the national museums are free: National Air and Space Museum, Smithsonian American Art Museum, National Portrait Gallery, American Museum of Natural History, Asian art, Freer Gallery of Art or the Arthur M Sackler Gallery."  See More

"The National Air and Space Museum is very interactive and interesting for the whole family; it has some really amazing IMAX presentations as well as exhibits."  See More

"The National Air and Space Museum is very popular (but the one in Dulles is better - the Steven F Udvar-Hazy Center & National Air and Space Museum) If you make the trek out to Dulles, you can combine it with a short hike and visit to Great Falls National Park."  See More

"2 mile walk from Union Station to the National Air and Space Museum on the Washington Mall."  See More

"They'll like the National Air and Space Museum too, but the National Air and Space Museum, Steven F."  See More








   
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