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9.2Science Museum • $$$$ •1000 Constitution Ave NW (at 10th St NW), Washington
Kiley K. • December 9, 2016THIS PLACE IS AMAZING great gift shops and prices. Large and lots to see very fun
Victoria H. • December 27, 2012There are usually alot of people crowding the elephant, go to the second floor balcony to get a great view.
8.4Science Museum •Lenfant Plz SW (at National Museum of Natural History), Washington
Greg D. • August 3, 2015The entry fee is worth it. Amazing place
8.4Science Museum •Lenfant Plz SW (at National Museum of Natural History), Washington
Brandy P. • July 18, 2012During the summer go in the evening after 5. The museum is open until 7:30, and you can usually find free parking on Madison right in front of the museums!
7.5Science Museum •Lenfant Plz SW (at National Museum of Natural History), Washington
NMNH Social Media Team • August 11, 2010Find your blue at the Ocean Portal.
7.3Science Museum •Lenfant Plz SW (at National Museum of Natural History), Washington
Intan H. • July 31, 2010not as big as i imagined..but still awesome!its blue diamond sister,the Wittelsbach-Graff Diamond is also here until Sept 6th!
7.3Science Museum •1145-1199 Constitution Ave NW, Washington
Smithsonian's NMNH • June 28, 2012Interact with live Insects at one of the stations staffed by the Museum’s volunteers. You can handle Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches, grasshoppers and caterpillars.
7.3Science Museum •Lenfant Plz SW (at National Museum of Natural History), Washington
7.2Science Museum •Lenfant Plz SW (at National Museum of Natural History), Washington
michael b. • June 27, 2012Check out the fascinating design plus explination of tentkhonsu's coffin!
7.0Science Museum •Lenfant Plz SW (at National Museum of Natural History), Washington
7.0Science Museum •Lenfant Plz SW (at 10th Street NW), Washington
Eric A. • February 22, 2012Take a photo in the rotunda!
7.0Science Museum •Lenfant Plz SW (at National Museum of Natural History), WashingtonSmithsonian's NMNH • June 28, 2012Take a break! Give your legs a rest and learn about our ancestors by watching a fun and educational film at the back of the exhibit.
6.7Science Museum •Constitution Avenue NW (at 10th Street NW), Washington
Otavio A. • June 16, 2014This Moai was presented in 2000 by the Embassy of Chile as a gift to The American University. The moai displays a pair of reconstructed eyes.
DC Preservation League • August 12, 2011The original National Observatory was authorized by President Tyler in 1842 and completed in 1844 according to plans prepared by Lieutenant James Melville Gilliss.
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