Although the ticket is a little pricey, especially compared to all the other free museums in DC! Your ticket is good for two days. At first we thought that was a little strange, but we ended up going backa second day because there was so much to see! Anyone who loves history, politics, entertainment or current events will find the... More

We lucked out with a discount coupon for the Memorial Day weekend, so check their web site before going. You could spend an entire day here reading headlines from history, touring the exhibits, sitting down for video programs. Food in the court is pretty good too...... except for the surley woman who made my sandwich. Six floors of interactive exhibits... More

Nice museum about news. Multimedia, exhibitions. You can stay here for many hours. The history of presidents and their dogs is one of the many subjects.

From the daily US newspapers that surround the entrance to the fabulous view from the rooftop of the Capitol to the 9-11 newspaper coverage fro around the world, this museum has it all and then some; one day is not enough time to cover it all !

250,000 square foot museum on news. Five centuries of news plus up to date technology and hands on exhibits. There are six floors to view and a chance to locate any City in the World and view the news of the day. Really need a whole day to take it all in but well worth the time spent.

My favorite museum in DC. I've gone now twice and have spent three hours each time...a bit pricey but worth it!

If you find yourself in DC don't pass up this place. We spent about 2 hours playing around in here. They have everything from a very nicely done 9-11 memorial to the oddity of the Unibomber house. There are fun interactive things to do like an opportunity of be a news reporter on TV and an online database where you... More

This is a new museum (about 4 years in the DC location) and is well worth a visit. While not part of the Smithsonian (there is a fee to get in), it houses an incredible array of media exhibits (from newspapers, to radio, social media, etc). There is also an area covering 911. Don't miss the movie on the media... More

Even not being a local this museum has so much interesting news to remind you of what has happened throughout your life and those before you. It is a fascinating and well laid out exhibit. The remainder of the broadcast tower from WTC 1 is haunting. Well done!