Donald W. Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture

Museum

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(202) 633-7970

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Primary Location

Main locationG St NW Washington District of Columbia 20001 US(202) 633-7970

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Children

Good for kids

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible restroomWheelchair accessible parking lot

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Onsite services

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RestaurantRestroom

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Customer Reviews

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5 Reviews

Amy Hawkesa month ago

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Such a wonderful museum with a beautiful collection of American art, sculpture and portraiture. The portraits of the presidents were particularly interesting. The civil rights exhibit was very moving. We thoroughly enjoyed it. We spent about 2 hours exploring, would love to go back again someday as there's so much to see. We got there at the opening so there was no wait.

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Amanda Moona month ago

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This is such a great place to visit. It's more than just portraits! Also, make sure you enjoy the atrium. Grab a drink and bite to eat and just enjoy the stunning space. Take your time to wander through all the amazing spaces and look up; the architecture throughout the building changes and is beautiful.

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Martyn Mendyuka month ago

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My personal favorite of the Smithsonian museums. The atrium in the center is a great space to relax with natural lighting. The presidential portrait gallery is really cool. Their rotating exhibits are always really interesting and have included exhibits on video game art, rube Goldberg machines, and currently female expat artists in France. Their modern and folk art galleries are really interesting. Highly recommend to any art fan.

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