International Spy Museum

At Washington DC’s International Spy Museum, enter a world of gadgets, weapons, cameras, vehicles and technologies used for espionage throughout the world. Hear stories of secret missions, examine artifacts and mystery-revealing photos and enjoy a slew of interactive displays, putting you right in the action! Don't miss out on the newest exhibit, 'Exquisitely Evil: 50 Years of Bond Villains,' which celebrates fiction's greatest spy, James Bond, during its limited run through 2014.

When you arrive at DC’s International Spy Museum, adopt a cover identity and test out your spy skills as you browse artifacts, spy gadgets and mystery-revealing photos; plus, visual and audio presentations will teach you how to keep a cover!  

Browse themed rooms, enjoy interactive activities and hear real stories about past spy missions. In the School For Spies™ gallery, trace more than 50 years of spy technology developed by agencies from the OSS to the KGB, some of which is still in use today.

Travel back through the centuries and uncover tales of famous men and women who unexpectedly doubled as undercover agents, such as Josephine Baker and Julia Child!

Through 2014, you can immerse yourself in the museum’s latest addition, ‘Exquisitely Evil: 50 Years of Bond Villains,’ commemorating 50 years of James Bond films. On display, see exclusive vehicles, props and costumes on loan from the original production company, many of which are on public display for the first time!

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International Spy Museum

Departure Dates:

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Departure Point:

Gallery Place/ Chinatown

Departure Time:

9am - 6pm (hours may vary depending on the time of year; please call the day prior to your visit to confirm operating hours)

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Additional information

International Spy Museum

Inclusions:

• Admission ticket to Washington DC's International Spy Museum

Exclusions:

• Food and drinks

Additional Information:

• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Please note: photography/videography, food, drink, chewing gum, smoking, use of mobile telephones and strollers are not permitted

Itinerary:

Exhibits include:

School for Spies: This section provides an introduction to the world of espionage and describes many of the skills and tools essential to be a successful spy. It explores the different motivations that lead people into the clandestine world, and shows how they are recruited and trained.

The Secret History of Spying: This series of galleries chronicles the history of spying from ancient times to the early 20th century. It explores such phenomena as the institutionalization of spying in the early years of the Soviet Union and traces the rise of espionage technology, such as spy photography. It also examines the role that women have played in espionage and reveals well-known historical figures who were also spymasters, including George Washington and author Daniel Defoe.

Spies Among Us: These exhibits, films and videos examine espionage through World War II, showcasing real-life spy stories. They explore the role of code-making and code-breaking operations and teach various ways to create, break and hide coded messages through interactive exhibits. An exhibit on celebrities includes singer Josephine Baker, chef Julia Child, movie director John Ford and actress Marlene Dietrich.

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