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1. Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs - Washington
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Address: 1100 4th St SW, Washington, DC 20024
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 4:30PM
Telephone: (202) 442-4400
Business type: District government office
Carla Urquhart: Absolutely amazed by the professionalism and helpfulness of everyone. From security to the awesome customer service in permits the visit to DCRA was better than we could have hoped. We needed to get a permit for a home renovation and the process of applying for a permit was seamless. Christine in permits was extremely helpful in teaching us how to set up an account and navigate the online system to apply. The whole process was quick and surprisingly enjoyable!
Roydell Stephens: Had a great experience at DCRA today 6/8/22. I was served in the licensing division by Ms. Hyman and Kevin "Voice Over" Young. They were very efficient, professional and accommodating to all my questions and concerns. Job well done to you both!!!
Darwin Murillo: I visited the DCRA Permit Department today. I walked in feeling hopeless and useless as I had been having problems submitting a permit online. Suddenly, there was a loud tremble and an angel appeared, her name was Christine. She literally spent almost an hour walking me through the application process. I walked out with my permit filed, and most importantly — hopeful and useful — thanks to Christine. I am forever indebted to her attention to detail, charisma, professionalism, and willingness to help. Thank you!
Christine Olfus: -Technology and communicating with customers can be quite tricky. Ms Dixon in customer service listened and found that technology had things a bit amiss. In todays fast paced world I have found the importance of slowing down to listen. Ms Dixon did that. She listened, analyzed and fixed / unraveled something that I was being given the run around on. Kudos to all of the Ms Dixon’s at DCRA who take the time to listen!
Penny Wynne: I agree with new systems from DCRA pretty stressful, But officer Kenya she is very professional and patient. English is my second language, Kenya was so patients to slow repeat the parts I was confused, until I understand. Some systems service is not complete yet, she also help me to fellowing. Thanks so much for Kenya help.
2. U.S. Department of Education - Washington
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Address: 400 Maryland Ave SW, Washington, DC 20202
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 5PM
Telephone: (202) 401-2000
Business type: Department of education
Lei Wang: Compared with other beautiful buildings with lots of art details, the Dept. of Education building is very simple and concise
America Artist of the Quantic Planetary Renaissance: Has been a... Sweet like candy experience and for such .... I need to get... Wiser ... Thanks for all
Amy Graff: Had a tour of the OET office. The artwork on the first floor by children was enlightening.
Max Crawford: They need to get better.
3. U.S. Dept of Labor - Frances Perkins Building - Washington
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Address: 200 Constitution Ave. NW, Washington, DC 20210
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 5PM
Telephone: (866) 487-2365
Business type: Government office
A. S.: My retired elderly mother has a Workers Compensation case through the DOL for a shoulder injury that requires immediate major surgery and the handling is atrocious - in 5 weeks she has not been able to get a single return call to answer questions about how to move forward. It’s shameful that this is how the government of the most powerful nation in the world runs things. I used to support the idea of a single payer healthcare system but no more - what a hellish system it would be riddled with this kind of incompetence and apathy.
John Almquist: The HQ for the Dept. of Labor is an office building - not a tourist destination - nor is it an architecturally interesting or significant building... and most of it needs to be renovated. Built in 1974, it is massive with almost 1 million SF of office space. There is a nice post office inside, as well as a wall for a “Hall of Honor”, that’s not a hall, in tribute to those that have contributed to better labor practices in the US like Caesar Chavez, or those that suffered from it, like the Chinese railroad workers. A recent inductee were “The Rosies” - women like “Rosie the Riveter” that worked in factories and shipyards during WWII.
Moneshia Perkins: Here in Washington getting the history of The St Charles Hotel that held Slave Pens for the hotel guests that stayed there. They insured the guests that their slaves will be well-fed and cared for. They would even reimburse the slave owner the value of the slave if they escaped.
Andrew Vietmeier: Lived here for a few days. Nice views and the brick floor was surprisingly comfortable.
Colin Boxall: I work here.
Jay Amin: (Translated by Google) Thanks to(Original)Dank
4. Department of the Treasury - Washington
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4.9
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Address: 799 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
Telephone: (202) 622-2000
Business type: Federal government office
Rasheed Koleed: Historic building. Just a few steps from the White House.
Nathan Williams: hello I thank you for doing a good job. i seen on the news that the nation is geting better i thank you also Holy Lord Christ Jesus in Heaven Loves you
욘준: (Translated by Google) Cool(Original)멋있으
5. U.S. Department of State - Washington
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4.4
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Address: 2201 C St NW, Washington, DC 20520
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 5PM
Telephone: (202) 647-4000
Business type: Federal government office
Henry Myers: Not sure the State Department lost my FOIA mail, USPS lost it, or it was stolen. Ask Barry? Seems to be DNA from a family on a jacket way to small for Barry.
Waldo Labuschagne: I am very impressed with the services of the Department of State. They helped me in a special and dignified way.
David Skvirsky: Customer service is absolutely trash. Rude and ignorant people on the phone, trying to get a hold of them for a emergency passport appointment for a family member in critical condition overseas. Fix your customer service, the way their customer service representative treated us over the phone tells me they’re uninterested to help, uninterested to provide information and an appointment. Can’t treat your taxpayers that way.
Gavin68: I went on a tour of the Diplomatic Reception Room recently. It was an overall nice experience. The reception room is very nice and has many wonderful artifacts. However, the tour ran a little dry at times. But it is a nice tour for anyone who is interested.
Marie-B CDA: Sumptuous rooms with many original furniture, paintings, and objects which were the witnesses of the US birth.The view from the balcony is very pleasant.
Eugene C: My favorite tour in DC. The 8th floor is the reception rooms for foreign heads of state. Museum pieces at every turn from the table used at the signing of the treaty of Paris to original portraits of George Washington. Reserve through your congress person.
Ed Sager: Diplomatic reception rooms is a very worthwhile visit. Amazing collection of American antiques. Beautiful place to visit.
6. US Treasury Department - Washington
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4.1
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Address: 1111 20th St NW, Washington, DC 20526
Telephone: (202) 622-9979
Business type: Federal government office
Andre Antunes: It is the third oldest departmental building in Washington.
7. The World Bank Inspection Panel - Washington
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4.5
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Address: MSN MC10-1007, 1818 H St NW, Washington, DC 20433
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 5:30AM Fri
Telephone: (202) 458-5200
Business type: Non-profit organization
Kevin Jung: Amazing place to visit. Awesome place to work.
A. Thomas Grunley: As I have never been inside of The World Bank, I’m familiar with the building and simply posting my review on the architecture of the building itself, which I personally find to be very nice. It is unique but fits the landscape perfectly. It’s a building worth going out of your way to see if you are in Washington DC specifically to tour the architecture of the city.
David Wachira: Notable fixture in not only DC, but around the globe as well. Should you happen to visit, be sure to stop by the amazing Cafeteria for a copious array of global foods. The gift shop is also worth a visit.
Sesan Ayeni: Always a delight to get into these grounds where you will literally experience what multilateralism means within the scope of globalism. A clearing house of global financial issues, growth and development, climate, political economy and social environment of business. Uncovering great ideas of where the next growth drivers will come from, role of the private sectors, operations of governments and the civil society organizations.
Meena Raj: You can see diverse culture and different kind of people . Get good exposure .But the people work here has the knowledge of stone age. They never aware of any new process , new methodologies. You never learn anything there . Your knowledge will diminish.
Jacob: Stunning buildings, with a pleasant reception. An extremely accommodating bank with a humbling purpose in this world. The cafeteria is excellent and the presentations there are well planned.
N B: I love this place they have excellent restaurant for any taste and occasions. The people are lovely and friendly. VISIT here ad soon as possible. The architecture is also admirable!
Erin Knight: Had a chance to do some consulting work here a few years ago. The employees are wonderful and the building is full of everything you need to get the job done including a full service cafeteria with food options from around the world.
Akshat Vishal: It is a great place to attend talks, discussions, and performance by the world leaders and artists. The world cafetaria at the lower level provides some great world cusine (Sushi, Indian, SE Asian, Salads, African and Mexican.
8. US Department of Agriculture - Washington
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3.9
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Address: 1400 Independence Ave SW, Washington, DC 20250
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 6PM
Telephone: (202) 720-2791
Business type: Federal government office
0lguy louis: Lovely place great people
Patrick Prentice: Really cool place with lots of interesting information 😊👍
Vladimir Mako: Near by building is small and very nice garden. There is a market every Friday.
Nayan Ghosh: Good
Renan Ferreira: Lugar lindo e muito grande!Arquitetura incrivel
9. Prince George's County Permitting, Inspections and Enforcement - Lake Arbor
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2.6
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Address: 9400 Peppercorn Pl #100, Largo, MD 20774
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 3PM
Telephone: (301) 636-2000
Business type: Building inspector
James Byars: A customer of mine had to go the County Executive office because it took so long to process a permit.Once a person from that office called dpie in matter of days it was completed.The time it takes to process these permits is ridiculous and when people is trying to open a business in the county time is very important.Maybe they need to take a look at some of the other system for processing permits in more timely manner because two,three or months for a permit unless you are building a house is totally unacceptable.
Vanessa Toye: Positive: Professionalism, ResponsivenessCame in looking for a mattress. Everyone was courteous and made it a point to welcome us. The salesperson, Taneisha, was eager to help without being pushy. She walked us through the store explaining each item. It was a great experience.
Hen: HORRIBLE!! no response to emails and when they do, its a week later. keep getting the runarounds that they are behind. hopefully someone takes responsibility and can improve this place.
Stephen Dumaine: SHAME ON YOU, PG County. This place is THE REASON we have so much unpermitted work going on around us. For the uninitiated layman, the online permitting process is absolutely onerous, convoluted, inefficient and unintuitive. When you can actually get someone on the phone, they are unhelpful and may even give you wrong info. I was sent in circles for a month with emails and phone calls. Finally got an appointment for a walk-through and they still couldn’t/wouldn’t help me despite the fact that I had all necessary douments for a ridiculously simple project. Pandemic, Schmandenic - there are literally thousands of organizations doing good work remotely so that’s no excuse. This is your HARD EARNED TAX DOLLARS at work, everybody! Again, Shame on you PG County.
Lisbeth Rodas: Critical: Professionalism, Quality, Responsiveness, ValueTrying to reach and communicate with the inspectors is absolutely insane. They don’t set a specific time when they will arrive . Very unorganized.
10. US Department of the Treasury Annex - Washington
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3.5
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Address: 701 Madison Pl NW, Washington, DC 20005
Business type: Federal government office
Zachary Montgomery: this building and everyone that works within it are a complete and utter waste of tax payer dollars
Tommy Pomagranet: I deposited my tax money and never got it back
Nathan Verger: 10$ building !
LUAF G: (Translated by Google) US Treasury Department completes the visit to the White House. Washington D.C. (Original) Departamento del Tesoro de EEUU, complenta la visita a la Casa Blanca. Washington D. C.
11. U.S. Department of Homeland Security - Washington
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2.5
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Address: 300 7th St SW, Washington, DC 20024
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 5PM
Telephone: (202) 282-8000
Business type: Federal government office
D Jameson: "The Ministry of Peace concerns itself with war, the Ministry of Truth with lies, the Ministry of Love with torture and the Ministry of Plenty with starvation. These contradictions are not accidental, nor do they result from ordinary hypocrisy: they are deliberate exercises in doublethink."- this needs to be shut down now. Do not work with these people.
Demetrius Gethers: I was not happy with the automated answering machine because it tells you that they can help you with your questions but they only answer certain position for certain questions and I was not happy with that at all
dion thorn: Bunch of gestapo tyrants.
Kevin Davis: Worst episode of Portlandia ever. Would not recommend
Utsav: Thank you for keeping us safe
Thiago Roberto: Horrible
12. U.S. Department of Justice - Washington
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3.6
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Address: 950 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20530
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 5:30PM
Telephone: (202) 514-2000
Business type: Government office
John Almquist: The DOJ building itself is an architectural masterpiece of the 1930’s federal period, however, there are clearly some areas that might need updated, like the single-pane aluminum windows. Our tax dollars are being wasted on inefficiency in the name of historical preservation.
Andrew Loch: Very pretty building, nice restrooms, okay coffee.
Barry Yen: Nice building
Jasmin Hollywood: May God bless all those working here. Such kind people and a pleasant visit I had here last week.
Jason Bonneville: Poor experience with DOJ applying law and consequences to all but their own employees and directors.
Ian Souter: Department? Yes. Justice? No.
13. U.S. Department of the Interior Museum - Washington
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4.4
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Address: 1849 C St NW, Washington, DC 20240
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 5PM
Telephone: (202) 208-4743
Business type: Museum
Eugene Hall: Very fun and intriguing. I Learned a lot from all the rooms they had out here and managed to learn a lot of neat things!
Charles Jones: Gorgeous building with interesting artwork and stores. Museum is very small but the Indian Craft Shop should not be missed.
Dwight Reynolds: Nice interesting little place, only two rooms. Can see it all in about ten minutes, but must go through security.
BN Scharf: Nice little museum. Awesome Native American gift shop.
Eric Rudberg: Nice little museum explaining the history and the future of the Department of Interior. I was hoping for a little more but it was decent.
Ania Swanson: There is very small two-room museum with short movie, which my kids enjoyed. We were able to walk upstairs and look at some murals that tell history of America. You can request a guided tour of the murals ahead of time. Store is filled with beautiful Native American merchandise. 3 starts because the museum is very small.
Allanah: Museum itself is small. Worth going on Tuesdays or Thursdays for 2 pm tour. The tour of the murals provided by the intern was great, a unique opportunity to tour this building and gain greater understanding of its role and in the city and during Depression One hour free tour. Worth it.
14. U.S. Department of Energy - Washington
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4.2
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Address: 1000 Independence Ave SW, Washington, DC 20585
Telephone: (202) 586-5000
Business type: Federal government office
Suirahpla Nogemo: Funnily enough, no one who works here has any Energy in them. 2/5 for false advertising.
ALL PAK NEWS: Awesome place and his work for USA
Miles Boudinot: Rick perry is the boss here
15. Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters - Washington
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4.1
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Address: 935 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20535
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 11:30PM
Telephone: (202) 324-3000
Business type: Federal government office
M Williams: The heartbeat of the FBI!!
Mohegan Weber: Did not help me at all. Called numerous times about potential crimes happening or current crimes that were occurring and the FBI was not interested in reporting or dealing with them. Over the course of the past year I have called them 15 times about and 10 of those times they hung up on me before I could even tell them what was happening. Even when I had evidence of actual crimes that were occurring they refused to help or assist me even when I told them the local police were not helping me at all. I am not sure what business allows their representatives to repeatedly hang up on callers, but it’s happened to me a lot calling into the FBI from numerous locations. The part that bothered me the most was that they did not even record the crimes, so if anything happened with the situations there would be no recorded evidence on record for other legal authorities to refer to.
Andrea Lawrence: The FBI Experience Center is a great tour that explains the different jobs within the FBI and what they are responsible for. It also covers some of the top FBI cases and has evidence from the cases on display such as letters from the Unabomber and the boat from the Boston bombing. Definitely worth a trip if you have the opportunity to go!
Lu A: Can you focus on Ethiopia house issues because I just got insulted by that rent our house and the government made law about housing and she still living inside my house very cheap price damaging property and still she think she own the house not rent she even said not business on my house, get her out from my house, she insulted and disrespect me, she still living our house cheap price and damaging the property
Anthony Scott: The FBI experience was really a great thing to see. They have many unique stories and artifacts from many of our countries most trying times, e.g. 911, the Boston bombing and even the Oklahoma City bombing. They even had the boat they found one of the brothers from the Boston bombing with all of the bullet holes.
Rick Adragna: Definitely set aside a couple of hours for your. Great hands on for kids too.
Isanka Wijerathne: If you are around in DC and interesting about FBI, here is the place. But, I think now allowed to go inside as tourist.
16. US Treasury Department - Washington
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4.4
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Address: 1500 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20220
Telephone: (202) 622-2000
Business type: Federal government office
David Behbahani: This place should be the real white house to be honest. It looks cooler for one,and it pretends Alexander Hamilton was better George Washington or Thomas Jefferson, so they have that whole delusion thing going on. Good for them.
Maricela Chavez Ruiz: Gorgeous place to contemplate the beautiful history of the United States of America!
sugar 404: Beautiful building! Right next to the White House as well!
Elisabeth Zulkosky: I was speaking to someone about a trace number asking questions since I had a wrong number for it and in the middle of it she stated I was wrong, needed to contact my bank again and hung up the phone as I was in the middle of a question. Very rude and disappointed since this is a government organization.
Sam Buck: Gorgeous building with so much historical significance right next to The White House!
David Ryan: Beautiful building next to The White House
Urban Traveler: Lovely building just right by the White House
DJ H: I wish that there were tours of the US Treasury. There are tours of many other Federal Government buildings so why not this one? This is a famous building that many people do not realize is on the back of the US $10 bill. This is a very picturesque building. It is conveniently located by the White House in Washington DC.
Aman Mishra: One of the best place to visit in USA 🙂🙂
17. U.S. Department of Education - Federal Student Aid Office - Washington
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1.9
17 reviews
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Address: 830 First St NE, Washington, DC 20002
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 5PM
Telephone: (800) 433-3243
Business type: Department of education
jay Andreaa: 0 stars Extremely Unhelpful,Short with me, and rude. Extremely unhelpful is an understatement We have to do better. I couldn’t even get a simple explanation or instruction on how to use a specific tool on the website that is essential for my application. Nasty attitudes
Erica Jarvis: Camile was very helpful and pleasant to work with. She did her job and was nice to me about it.
Julia Ingemi: Calling FASFA is a terrible experience. I waited over 30 minutes, just to be faced with an annoyed sounding representative. She asked me what my problem was and after I explained, she HUNG UP ON ME! This process is already frustrating enough…
Till: Navient is the worst company ever! They want to screw you so bad. They earn their bad business review really hard. They keep the calls short, so they make more profit. They ruin lives of American people for their own sake. They don’t have sympathy for veterans and disabled persons.
Cameron Andrews: FAFSA SUCKS AND SO DOES THE CALL CENTER.
Gypsy Soul: Hung up the phone in my face. They are rude and unprofessional
Christina Wood: Would not recommend
scott: oh my GOD STOP FLAGGING ME FOR VERIFICATION
18. US Coast Guard Headquarters - Washington
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4.5
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Address: 2703 Martin Luther King Junior Avenue, SE STOP 7000, Washington, DC 20593
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 3PM
Telephone: (202) 372-4500
Business type: Military base
Charlie Coiro: One of the best organizations in the world!
19. U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service - Washington
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3.5
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Address: Sidney R. Yates Federal Building, 201 14th St SW, Washington, DC 20227
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 4PM
Telephone: (800) 832-1355
Business type: Forestry service
Michael Gaasch: I just went here and the Security Guard at the entrance told me that the building was closed even though this website said that it was open. He was not very nice when I told he that the only reason I had tried to go into this Headquarters was to look at the Smokey the Bear.
Subhanir Chitnis: Extremely knowledgeable staff and a wealth of information here. Also, come see Yogi Bear!
George Vargas: If you love nature you want to work here!
20. Supreme Court of the United States - Washington
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4.1
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Address: 1 First St NE, Washington, DC 20543
Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 4:30PM
Telephone: (202) 479-3000
Business type: Federal courthouse
Mad Mike0082: Just love this city and it never gets old seeing all these amazing historical sites.
Adam W. Schindler: I’ve been coming to the outside of SCOTUS for years as a place for silent reflection. But never have I gone inside. Wow! What an amazing building. It’s remarkable to me that this 3rd Branch of US Government was totally overlooked when the US Capitol was built. The Court had to use dark old basement rooms and former senate chambers for decades! (See attached photos) And finally when the land and funding was given to this 3rd Co-Equal Branch, it got buried behind the Capitol structure and the mall. Not a prominent placement like the Whitehouse or Congress.
Mehta S.D.: The Supreme Court of the United States is a breathtaking monument worth a visit. The large colonnades present an imposing view. The tour to the courts is something no one should miss. Centuries of history preserved carefully for posterity. The entry is free and worth every minute you chose to invest in there. A must visit for every tourist visiting Washington DC. This place is accessible through the hop on hop off bus tours too.
Fabian Raygosa: We missed the oral arguments but still got to tour the ground. Its the very center of the interpretation of our most important laws and I got the feeling of awe entering here. Many great social decisions were made here. Decisions that make me very proud of the direction we can get to and not the direction we left behind. Even got myself a nice coin from the store.
Michael Ciurea: So we didn’t make it for an oral argument, but there was still lots to see and do. There’s an exhibit on the main level with lots of history on the building and the justices. You can go to the second level and enter the court room and gawk at the high ceilings and important furniture. At certain times of the day you’ll be able to listen to a lecture while sitting in the public seating area. Cool place to visit.
Jaymee Thompson: Gorgeous architecture. Very informative museum style displays Highly recommend for families. Impressive sculptures and portrait paintings of justices. High quality food in the cafe
Traeden Overly: I love the outside it’s so inspiring to see the Supreme Court in action, they post hearing times and you can sit in to a court decision.
