Fun and interesting! Everything starting with the Wright Brothers aircraft, war planes, commercial aircraft and some cool drones. My husband's grandfather flew an Avenger aircraft in WW II and worked on the Lunar Rover for NASA, so we hoped to see those while were there. It's very interesting for adults and for kids.

Unfortunately I didn't spend a lot of time there, but I did hope I would have seen the shuttle. The space exhibits, particularly SkyLab were interesting however.

Better than I expected , very interesting and great for photos . Shame about the loud and rude teenagers running around .

Everything you could want to know about flight and space travel seems to be here, from Wright Brothers to Space shuttles. Well worth a visit.

Probably one of the best air/space museums in the world (with the Imperial war museum in the UK). Great displays, educational spaces, and all...

It's impossible to have a bad time here. With the plethora of options presented to you it's really an important part of any trip to DC. This was the second time I came here and I still enjoyed all the exhibits (though the first time was ten or so years ago). We watched three movies about space and stars and... More

The National Air & Space Museum is a fun place to visit, especially for aviation lovers. There's quite a bit of history and some great displays from rockets, space crafts, to commercial aircrafts. There are also areas for vintage aircraft. The museum is very spacious and one should definitely take their time to visit the exhibits both on the main... More

Love visiting this Museum. I've been at least 3 times and plan to make it a regular visit each time I am in DC. Of all the Museums I've been to in DC this is by far my favorite. A great place for kids. Plan on spending at least 2+ hours here but well worth it. Enjoy

The early (free) tour was great! It ended up being 2 1/2 hours long. From the Wright Brothers to Apollo 13. This gentlemen knew his stuff. I would definitely go back on a future visit to see more exhibits.