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National Building MuseumHistorical Museum · $
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Popularly known as the Pension Building, the National Building Museum plays a pivotal role in narrating the history of...
MorePopularly known as the Pension Building, the National Building Museum plays a pivotal role in narrating the history of design, engineering, construction, urban planning and architecture in the United States of America. A non-profit organization, the museum hosts a number of exhibitions, festivals and public programs that endorse the exchange of ideas and information across people of all sections of society, across the globe. Located in a monumental structure with a design based on Italian Renaissance palaces, the brick, and terracotta building is grand and contains a massive 15-story interior with eight Corinthian columns that are 75 feet (23 meters) high. The museum's space has also been the site of inaugural balls and a popular Christmas television special. An iconic tourist attraction, a visit to the capital city is certainly incomplete without a tour of the National Building Museum. Less
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401 F St NW Washington, DC 20001-2614 2404.2 mi
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4.0 672 reviews
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- Princerman08/17/24
  We went to this enormous museum on a Saturday morning and it was pretty impressive. My wife liked the Frank Lloyd Wright exhibit and it was like a what if for Pittsburgh. The brutalist exhibit was... More
- Z6279RGmariab07/21/24
  It’s a lovely building but there were a lot of empty rooms and compared to all the free museums in the area it was too expensive for what there was to see. The lego exhibit was the reason we went. More
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