The Hay-Adams. Logan Circle, Washington, DC, United States.
Washington D.C. is famous for its plethora of galleries, museums, and exhibits woven into the city. The Smithsonian Museums are all free of charge, and have created a culture of museum hoppers and art connoisseurs. Being right in the middle of all of these world famous museums, The Hay-Adams is the perfect jumping off point. The hotel also provides rides to all museum locations for guests if the walk is too long for them.
Being the closest museum to The Hay-Adams, the Renwick Gallery is a must see for all hotel guests. The gallery exhibits American art ranging from the Colonial era to modern day. Beginning March 30th, a new exhibit, "No Spectators: The Art of Burning Man" will be put in place. It is set to run through January 2019.
Flickr: Renwick Gallery - II Empire French style- D. ChelyadnikWashington D.C., United States
Located on the National Mall, the NMAAHC remains the only national museum that is devoted exclusively to African American history and culture. Having collected more than 36,000 artifacts, this museum is not only inspiring, but educational. Opening in fall of 2016, this is the newest of the Smithsonian museums. Timed Entry Passes (free of charge) are required for visits, and so planning in advance is necessary. The Hay-Adams can attain passes for interested guests upon request.
Flickr: National Museum of African American History and Culture- Olivia Sun- Washington DC, United States
Every year, the Air and Space Museummaintains its high visitation numbers, being the most visited museum in the United States, and the second most visited in the world. Featuring moon rocks, famous rockets, airplanes, and exhibits on individual pilots and engineers, this museum attracts people from around the globe, united by the allure of flight. Situated between many other Smithsonian museums, the Air and Space Museum is a convenient stop for any museum hopper.
Stock Image: Little People in Space- Em Degn- Washington DC, United States
The Holocaust Museum serves as a national memorial in honor of the millions of people murdered during the Holocaust. Preserving their memory, visitors are encouraged to consider spiritual questions raised by the Holocaust, and to reflect upon their responsibilities as members of a democracy. Tickets (free of charge) are required during the busier times of the year, to keep museum numbers manageable.
Flickr: Holocaust Day 19136- Ted Eytan- Washington DC, United States
The Natural History Museum is a museum dedicated to the natural world and all of its educational opportunities. With exhibits ranging from the origins of mankind to an ocean hall, the Natural History Museum works to instill in visitors a love for the planet as well as where they themselves came from. A unifying theme, and exciting artifacts (such as the Hope Diamond) make this museum a classic stop for both tourists and locals alike.
Italian Styled Stock Image: Museums in America- Em Degn-Washington DC, United States
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