Smithsonian Institution

National Museum of African American History and Culture
A Smithsonian Institution museum in Washington, D.C. dedicated to African American history and culture
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ClaraFirst to rec“I think the National Museum of African American History and Culture is one of the greatest museums in the world. Incredibly moving interactive elements — such as the evocative elevator you must use to descend into the depths of the Slavery and Freedom exhibit — and a rich, tastefully intertwined presentation throughout. This isn’t a museum that only glosses over the highlights; you could spend hours and hours here and still have seen just a fraction of it (I have never gotten through the whole place myself). I’ve not had the opportunity to eat there, but have heard the museum cafe’s suitably excellent, too.”
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Jeanine Nault“We’re proud of this one”
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Rachel G“An amazing museum! Wear your walking shoes though - I attended a reception and by the time I got to the Harlem Renaissance my feet hurt so much I had to do a speed run”
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