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International Spy Museum

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Penn Quarter, Washington
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  • Military Discounts Central
    Military Discounts CentralFebruary 22, 2012
    This is a great place for those of you who love "James Bond" types of things!
  • Brenton B.heart icon on user image
    Brenton BleechmoreDecember 31, 2017
    Great fun looking at all the Bond memorabilia
  • Tanya R.heart icon on user image
    Tanya RobinsonMay 9, 2013
    Very cool gift shop.
  • Harley Q.
    Harley QuinnJuly 7, 2011
    I didn't think it was worth the price. It's mainly a kid's thing. Might be fun for a date, though.
  • Tiffany B.heart icon on user image
    Tiffany BowersJuly 11, 2012
    Thank you all for the great tips! This spy museum is on my list.! I want to do this when i grow up lol sounds great.!!
  • Ryan
    RyanNovember 17, 2012
    Seems overpriced for what you get, even with the new Bond exhibits. Should be called the spy history museum as all of the stuff is 50-100 years old.
  • Vince S.
    Vince SullivanMarch 10, 2013
    Could take it or leave it. Would be perfect place for 10th year old boys. Lots of spy interactive things.
  • Kay W.
    Kay WoodOctober 10, 2010
    It isn't free, but worth the entrance price. Plan to spend at least 4 hours to a simple 'run-through.'
  • Chrisheart icon on user image
    ChrisDecember 19, 2015
    Absolutely worth the price of admission!
  • Talia M.
    Talia MaseApril 13, 2010
    Wow! This was fun. i did the basic tour, but I can't wait to go back and do the GPS mission with the older kids!!
  • Turki Y.heart icon on user image
    Turki YNovember 20, 2015
    Nice, you will see real spy stories
  • Sheen S.heart icon on user image
    Sheen SehgalJanuary 13, 2012
    must see it's an adventurre
  • Carissa P.
    Carissa PeckApril 17, 2014
    Go when school is in session. Too crowded otherwise.
  • Manifest S.
    Manifest StefanyMay 10, 2011
    A great way to keep the Spy experience going. This is a must download. Enjoy! Read more
  • Silvio S.
    Silvio SantosFebruary 26, 2013
    US$19,95 for adults. More info at http://www.spymuseum.org
  • Lisle J.
    Lisle JonesJune 21, 2011
    My name is Gary Wozniak. I'm a Canadian teacher heading to Singapore on business for 90 days & I was born in Waipu, New Zealand. Read more
  • A.
    A.September 2, 2012
    one of the weirdest museums I've ever been too !
  • Mike S.heart icon on user image
    Mike SaverianoSeptember 2, 2016
    Best museum in DC
  • Nivine Z.
    Nivine ZakhariAugust 6, 2012
    Become a member for unlimited access and express entry
  • Christopher M.heart icon on user image
    Christopher MinakowskiJanuary 30, 2016
    The bond exhibit was awesome
  • Jobu J.
    Jobu JemasJuly 20, 2013
    Unless you want to see a ton of microphones and transmitters save your money.
  • Angie H.heart icon on user image
    Angie HarmonApril 3, 2016
    Go check out the rectal tool kit. Ow.
  • Matthew D.
    Matthew DownhamNovember 19, 2009
    If you have kids, make sure they climb through all the tubes and secret doors there. Really neat!
  • Tara L.
    Tara LiloiaOctober 23, 2010
    No strollers allowed, plus lots of walking means unhappy toddlers. Bring a backpack carrier!
  • Nicole P.
    Nicole PerryJune 15, 2011
    Thought thus would be hokey, it was a great learning experience!
  • Stephanie M.
    Stephanie MalliosAugust 28, 2012
    Like them on FB and get 10% off at the gift shop
  • Abeer S.
    Abeer SaeedApril 1, 2013
    "The spy mission was really cool, but it was kind of scary"- my niece.
  • Aly H.
    Aly H.June 24, 2012
    Operation Spy was a lot of fun! Definitely recommend.
  • Jim G.
    Jim GreenhillSeptember 5, 2010
    I wasn't thrilled, but I saw a lot of kids who seemed to really like it, so good place to bring kids.
  • Melissa M.heart icon on user image
    Melissa Michaud NishanDecember 12, 2015
    CSI museum was a better experience.
  • Dora
    DoraJuly 21, 2010
    Kids 5 and under are free but note: No strollers, backpacks, or umbrellas are allowed. Powered by ParentsConnect.com
  • Travel Channel
    Travel ChannelNovember 23, 2010
    Investigate over 200 spy gadgets: bugs, invisible-ink writing kits, camera-carrying pigeons, pistols disguised as lipstick holders, shoe phones and poison-tipped umbrellas. Read more
  • Jeff K.
    Jeff KesslerJuly 16, 2011
    Great museum. Mention AAA for an additional savings!!!
  • Darren C.
    Darren CalhounMarch 22, 2012
    Leave plenty of time to learn and explore! 2.5 hours was NOT ENOUGH!!!
  • Dizzie T.
    Dizzie TotJanuary 6, 2014
    Informatice about history of spying. more appealing for school aged kids
  • Kelly M.
    Kelly McCarthyMay 9, 2010
    Did this. So much to see, can't get it all in oen visit. Worth repeat visit.
  • Daniel H.
    Daniel HerzbergJanuary 9, 2012
    There's a game on the website that gives you a coupon!
  • William H.
    William HFebruary 8, 2012
    don't worry about learning an alias, you won't need it later.
  • Phaedra L.heart icon on user image
    Phaedra LeslieJuly 5, 2013
    By tix in advance. Gol star events discount
  • Robert S.heart icon on user image
    Robert SandovalJune 21, 2013
    It brings in the crowds
  • Jamal T.
    Jamal TolsonMay 9, 2012
    Gotta see some of the gear the real live spies used!
  • Kristin J.
    Kristin JohnsonNovember 21, 2009
    Loved the books in the gift shop. Take a little intrigue home with you. Read more
  • Christopher T.
    Christopher TrudeauJuly 31, 2010
    Had a good time. A lot of kids running around like idiots but that's expected I guess. Only waited in line for about 15 minutes. You could tell the employees hated their jobs but I had no issue w them
  • Zawanaheart icon on user image
    ZawanaMarch 20, 2014
    Interesting museum indeed...
  • Bigg Tyme M.
    Bigg Tyme MoFoJanuary 16, 2012
    Make sure you show military I'd or your kids are under 6. Expensive.
  • Mary W.
    Mary W.February 18, 2016
    Skip the "spy in the city" - go to the museum instead!
  • Megan P.
    Megan Pagado WellsMarch 15, 2012
    Fun and informative. Crawl the air duct!
  • Agent Double G.
    Agent Double Gnome7November 1, 2011
    Great place for training new agents, try Operation Spy
  • Iris K.
    Iris KwokApril 21, 2015
    Expensive for what it is, but still fun.
  • Christopher L.
    Christopher LindingerJanuary 17, 2010
    Cool that FourSquare tips can be used for leaving secret messages! Be sure to sit thru the literary spies video
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International Spy Museum
800 F St NW (9th St NW)
Washington, D.C. 20004
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