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Gary_C, May 2026
Guide was very nice and...
Guide was very nice and very knowledgeable. Lots of walking to get to the different museums. In my current state of health I found that very challenging. Should have paid more attention to the “details” of the trip. Just assumed I would be walking inside the museums…..
Maria_H, May 2026
Christina is Exceptional!!
Christina was exceptional. She had a large group of us and effortlessly managed to get us all where we were supposed to go on time. She knows the museums inside and out so nothing felt scripted. We had some children on the tour and she handled their energy and questions beautifully. We saw all of the highlights of the 3 museums.
Susan_B, May 2026
It’s true the Smithsonian...
It’s true the Smithsonian is overwhelming but this tour- especially at the beginning can narrow things down to a more manageable bite. Shane our tour guide was energetic, knowledgeable and engaging. We had a great time. I would in general I naturally want to see more because you have to zoom through exhibits and look at only highlights but soooo glad we started with this tour.
Phillip_H, May 2026
Wonderful
We saw the highlights of the big three Smithsonian museums in three hours. Our guide made it interesting and informative, and gave us a history of different objects that we wouldn't have gotten without her curation. Highly recommend this experience.

The Smithsonian

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The Smithsonian Institution Building in Washington D.C.
  • Cameras are allowed, but leave the selfie sticks and tripods at home, as they're prohibited.

  • Avoid bringing large bags and packages, as they'll be subject to a lengthy search process. Lockers are available for small items at some museums.

  • All museums are wheelchair accessible.

  • You can grab a cup of coffee at the Smithsonian Visitor Center café.

  • To avoid crowds when exploring a museum, start on the top floor and move toward the ground floor, rather than starting at the first level.

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