- If you haven’t been to the International Spy Museum in Washington, DC, it’s about as fascinating a place that you, and your children, could possibly visit.
- It is one of the few museums in Washington DC that charges admission fees. The International Spy Museum was formed as a for-profit organization by...
- Washington's International Spy Museum is a great place to go for some amazing artwork.
- At least that’s the cover alias I chose from among the many options on the wall at the start of our tour of the International Spy Museum in Washington DC.
- ...Maltz and supported by some former government officials opened the International Spy Museum in downtown Washington in 2002 to explain the important work...
- Having outgrown its original home in Washington, DC’s Penn Quarter, the International Spy Museum’s new 140,000-SF build-to-suit facility provides an iconic...
- The only museum in the world, revealing to its guests absolutely all maps of espionage activity and thereby placing secret agents in a dead end, is located in the...
- The International Spy Museum is a total of 140,000 square feet (almost 3 football fields), which allows for a stellar in-depth experience.
- The museum, opened in 2002, relocated eight blocks south to L’Enfant Plaza in 2018 to a $50 million building that transformed SPY, the neighborhood...
- The International Spy Museum is easily accessible by Washington, DC's Metrorail system.