We walked everywhere and saw everything. The food was pricey and healthy selections was difficult to find. Lots of good stuff to see! More

My favorite of the museums, literally a walk back in time. I especially liked the hall go Presidents and Inaugural gowns of First ladies. More

Imperial capitals always have the best plunder. The National Air and Space Museum is hymn to the democratizing power of American Engineering. Where as the National Museum of American Indian at the Smithsonian, ghettoises a wonderful culture in spiritual twaddle. They deserve better. More

So many things to see and wide coverage of displays. Indeed if you have to choose 1 museum, then this one fits the order. More

We went during the weekday a.m. hours and it was very very busy and crowed with lots and lots of school field trips. We still enjoyed all there was to see. More

A lovely city full of fine buildings, green parkland and amazing art treasures More

Worth a trip. Fascinating architecture, exhibits, and cafeteria. More

Nothing to say about the Air & Space museum except "Awesome". More

Lots of planes and hands on exhibits including several flight simulators for a fee of $7. Hard to get to if you don't have a car. Here's how to do it: Ask your hotel about the bus to Dulles airport. Get precise instructions for subway and most importantly, exactly how to find the bus stop after leaving the subway. It... More