[2025 Washington D.C. Attraction] Travel Guide for International Spy Museum (Updated Jul)

Loved it! Free admission and $15 parking (huge lot). Free guided tours every half hour, which lasted about an hour and a half. Very interesting to learn from a pilot tour guide. Did the red flight simulator for $10. Wasn't worth it, but my easily motion sick son wasn't bothered by it at all. Make sure to go up to the observation tower. Ask where to look because we looked in the wrong direction and missed planes flying close. There is a restaurant (Shake Shack), but also a place to eat your packed lunch. Highly recommend.This is a private museum. It is all about Spying, with exhibits and activities to do on that topic. I always loved spy movies and spy novels , so I thought I would enjoy it and definitely did . Even people who aren't into spy novels and movies will enjoy this movie. There was a special exhibit about James Bond. I didn't get to it but I understand it's great if you are a James Bond fan. This exhibit requires a separate admission. The museum is expensive, but it is unique and highly recommended.

The Spy Museum is located in Washington DC, USA! There are many exhibits, including passports of real spies and spy gadgets used by them! The most famous of these is the car that James Bond, the famous 007, drove. It was a space that fans couldn't resist. #USA #WashingtonDC #Spy #Museum #TravelInspiration

#summervacay #springitinerary The International Spy Museum is way more entertaining than I expected. It’s packed with real spy gadgets, hidden cameras and tools that look straight out of a movie. You can try out a laser maze, test your spy skills and even snoop around secret identities on display. I spent a while figuring out the interactive exhibits and learning fun facts. It never felt boring and there’s a mix of history and hands-on stuff too.

#일본항공권이벤트 Really cool museum with lots of interesting historical artifacts. I also enjoyed the optional mini game where you are given a fake identity to remember and have to complete "missions" on various terminals throughout the museum. Definitely recommend giving this place a visit and be sure to read through the interesting stories! I might recommend skipping the special exhibit however unless you are just a diehard fan of it (currently Bond vehicles). The Bond vehicles were cool to see up close but the cost to time in exhibit ratio was way higher than the main exhibit. Also tickets are cheaper in advance, so plan ahead of time to save money.

#heritageplace The International Spy Museum in Washington DC is a unique institution dedicated to espionage and intelligence operations throughout history. It offers interactive exhibits that delve into the world of espionage, featuring gadgets, artifacts and stories of real-life spies and operations. Visit this museum and learn about codes and disguises, explore Cold War espionage & participate in interactive spy missions.