Semi-Private Natural History, and Air and Space Museum Tour
Begin your day at the Smithsonian Natural History Museum, home to the world's largest collection of natural wonders. Greeted by Henry, the largest taxidermied elephant, you'll encounter everything from the infamous, supposedly cursed Hope Diamond to the newly renovated Fossil Hall, where towering Mastodons, T Rexes, and Diplodocuses bring prehistoric giants back to life.
After a break to recharge, cross the iconic National Mall to the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, still brimming with fascinating exhibits despite ongoing renovations. Begin with a story from Ohio, where a family solved a problem about the Wright Brothers, who launched humanity to new heights, with the original Wright Flyer from 1903 on display. From the first military flyer in 1909 to the golden age of aviation, discover the daring spirit behind early flight. Then, explore the space exhibits, featuring artifacts from mankind's historic journey into the vast unknown.
Duration: 5 hours and 30 minutes
Bookings under promotional pricing are non-refundable and may not be rescheduled. If you choose to buy as a voucher, the discounted amount will be credited to your e-wallet after the booking, subject to eligibility based on the booking date.
Explore DC’s top museums with expert guides, from the Natural History Museum to the Air and Space Museum!
Begin your day at the Smithsonian Natural History Museum, home to the world's largest collection of natural wonders. Greeted by Henry, the largest taxidermied elephant, you'll encounter everything from the infamous, supposedly cursed Hope Diamond to the newly renovated Fossil Hall, where towering Mastodons, T Rexes, and Diplodocuses bring prehistoric giants back to life.
After a break to recharge, cross the iconic National Mall to the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, still brimming with fascinating exhibits despite ongoing renovations. Begin with a story from Ohio, where a family solved a problem about the Wright Brothers, who launched humanity to new heights, with the original Wright Flyer from 1903 on display. From the first military flyer in 1909 to the golden age of aviation, discover the daring spirit behind early flight. Then, explore the space exhibits, featuring artifacts from mankind's historic journey into the vast unknown.
Duration: 5 hours and 30 minutes
