International Spy Museum
International Spy Museum Reviews
Jun 26, 2007
This museum is an incredible experience. Spies across the globe and instruments used are shown. A great gift shop. The museum takes at minimum 2-3 hours to go through.
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Jun 05, 2007
This was a fun experience. It was very informative. You can't take pictures which was a downer, though. The spy store has some really neat gadgets you can buy. You're supposed to buy tickets in advance but since I was nearby in Chinatown, I just called ahead and was told to come on by. You get a ticket with an entrance time stamped on it and you can't go in until then. I ended up waiting a half an hour to get in which was fine since they have the spy shop and a couple of restaurants right at the entrance.
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Sep 27, 2006
…I went up the Washington Monument to see the city from above, and finished the day with a quick whip around the Natural History Museum (fossils, skeletons, animals... not really my thing, but hey, it's free! They do have the Hope Diamond... which really wasn't that impressive.)
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Dec 27, 2008
Museum (if you like old airplanes and flying machines, it's fun.)
The nice thing about all these is they are all free, so you can step in, look at one thing you want to see, and leave again if you want.
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Dec 31, 2007
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Jul 05, 2007
” After a tour around Arlington National Cemetery, we rounded off the day at the International Spy Museum, which was interesting. I think I would make a good spy, although I may have to acquire a taste for vodka martinis. I’ll mention that we found what Tash claimed was the best vanilla choc chip ice cream ever… Washington DC. The home of George W Bush – temporarily... |
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Oct 29, 2009
…famous places
are White House, US Capitol
Building, Washington Monument, Vietnam War Memorial, National Gallery of Art, International Spy Museum and National Portrait Gallery these were contain
the history of all famous politician and other power full people in USA.
Second day I was go to parks. There were also so
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