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* Information on this website collected from: Bourbeau, Heather, and Camille Eiss. Irreverent Guide to Washington D.C.. New York: IDG Books Worldwide, Inc., 2000.

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Arthur M. Sackler Gallery Arthur M. Sackler Gallery

  • Smithsonian Museum, Gallery of Eastern Art
  • 1050 Independent Avenue
  • Metro stop: Smithsonian Metro
3 hours


The Departure by Thomas Cole Corcoran Gallery of Art

  • Chronological display of American art
  • 500 17th Street
  • Metro stop: Farragut West Metro
3 hours


Freer Gallery of Art

  • Turn-of-the-Century American art and ancient Asian treasures
  • 12th Street and Independence Avenue
  • Metro stop: Smithsonian Metro
3 hours


Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden

  • Smithsonian Museum, Modern art
  • 7th Street and Independence Avenue
  • Metro stop: Smithsonian Metro
3 hours


Kreeger Museum Flin Flon XIII by Frank Stella

  • Private Modern art collection
  • No children under 12, admission charged
  • 2401 Foxhall Road
3 hours


National Gallery of Art

  • Collections of classic European, American, and 20th Century art
  • Constitution Avenue between 3rd and 7th Streets
  • Metro stop: Archives Metro
3 hours


National Museum of African Art

  • Smithsonian Museum
  • 950 Independence Avenue
  • Metro stop: Smithsonian Metro
3 hours


National Museum of American Art and National Portrait Gallery

  • Oldest federal art collection, portraits of notable Americans
  • 8th Street between F&G Streets
  • Metro stop: Gallery Place Metro
3 hours


Phillips Collection

  • Modern art collection
  • Admission charged
  • 21st Street and Massachusetts Avenue
  • Metro stop: Dupont Circle Metro
3 hours


Renwick Gallery

  • Smithsonian Museum, American crafts
  • 17th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue
  • Metro stop: Farragut West Metro
3 hours