9/11 Museum and Memorial
This powerful site honors the lives lost in 2001 and 1993, with reflective memorial pools and a museum that shares stories of resilience.
This powerful site honors the lives lost in 2001 and 1993, with reflective memorial pools and a museum that shares stories of resilience.
Soar through aviation history and space travel in this interactive Smithsonian favorite. Discover the history of flight, from the Wright Brothers’ first flight to today’s space travel.
Experience New York City’s skyline like never before with views stretching for miles in every direction.
Hold on tight for a thrilling high-speed ride through New York Harbor with skyline views, sharp turns, and nonstop fun!
Experience the memorial dedicated to the victims of September 11 at the Pentagon, walk among the 184 benches, each dedicated to a victim of the attack, and reflect on the legacy of those who were lost.
Experience a powerful tribute to World War II veterans, this grand memorial celebrates the sacrifice and resilience of our “Greatest Generation,” the men and women whose dedication shaped the modern world.
At Lincoln’s statue, take time to reflect on leadership, freedom, and civil rights. Stand where MLK stood the day he gave the “I have a Dream” speech, read the Gettysburg Address, and more.
Walk along the polished black granite walls of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, each etched with the names of more than 58,000 service members killed in action, or still missing in action.
Walk among life-size statues of soldiers and polished walls etched with names, reflecting on the bravery and sacrifice of Korean War veterans.
Pay your respect to the heroes at this sacred site. Witness the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the JFK gravesite, and more.
Walk among one of the nation’s most recognizable military memorials, where a dramatic bronze depiction of the Iwo Jima flag-raising celebrates the courage, unity, and sacrifice of U.S. Marines.
Soar through aviation history and space travel in this interactive Smithsonian favorite. Discover the history of flight, from the Wright Brothers’ first flight to today’s space travel.
Visit your favorite Smithsonian museum in small groups. American History, Natural History, American Indian, or any of the other amazing museums on the National Mall.
Perched on the Tidal Basin, this memorial is dedicated to the legacy of Thomas Jefferson: founding father, author of the Declaration of Independence, and third President of the United States.
Step into a landscape that tells the story of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s presidency, from economic recovery to wartime leadership.
Walk through a powerful memorial honoring Martin Luther King, Jr., where a towering stone statue and engraved excerpts from his speeches inspire reflection on equality, justice, and civil rights.
On a guided tour of the iconic U.S. Capitol, discover American history and politics, learn how Congress operates, and how laws are made.
Take a photo stop at the world’s largest library.
Take a photo stop at the nation’s most recognized courthouse.
See the original Declaration of Independence, Constitution, Bill of Rights, and other founding documents up close and in person.
This deeply moving museum explores the Holocaust through stories of courage, tragedy, and survival.
Take a photo stop at the nation’s most recognized residence.
This immersive museum brings the Executive Mansion to life, tour a full-size Oval Office, stroll through a recreated Rose Garden, and discover the stories of past presidents, staff, and the many people who keep the nation’s most famous residence running.
Experience the thrill of America’s pastime at a Major League Baseball game, schedule permitting, see the Washington Nationals or the Baltimore Orioles in action.
See the famous sites of Midtown, including Rockefeller Plaza, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, FAO Schwarz, Fifth Avenue, the Diamond District, and more.
Enjoy a walk in this urban oasis, which offers gardens, trails, lakes, and iconic landmarks right in the heart of Manhattan.
Experience New York City’s skyline like never before with views stretching for miles in every direction.
This powerful site honors the lives lost in 2001 and 1993, with reflective memorial pools and a museum that shares stories of resilience.
Take in the sights in the historic Lower Manhattan, see Federal Hall, Wall Street and the Financial District, Trinity Church, the Wall Street Bull, and more.
Hold on tight for a thrilling high-speed ride through New York Harbor with skyline views, sharp turns, and nonstop fun!
Experience the best theater in the world with the magic of Broadway. Enjoy world-class performances, stunning sets, and unforgettable storytelling
Soak up the sights in Times Square while picking up some last-minute souvenirs.
Step back in time to explore immigrant life in New York City through guided tours of historic tenement apartments and stories of hope and hardship.
Walk the historic suspension bridge from Manhattan to Brooklyn, and enjoy the amazing views of NYC.
Explore the historic aircraft carrier, now home to submarines, planes of all shapes and sizes, and the Space Shuttle Enterprise.