Dumbarton Oaks - Washington, District of Columbia

Dumbarton Oaks, une attraction touristique à ne pas manquer à Washington, DC, est un lieu qui abrite un musée d'histoire, un musée d'art, un jardin et bien plus encore. Avec une adresse pratique, 1703 32nd St NW, Washington, DC 20007, et un numéro de téléphone facile à retenir, 2023396400, il est accessible à tous ceux qui cherchent à en savoir plus sur l'histoire et l'art.

Le site web de Dumbarton Oaks, doaks.org, offre une variété de renseignements utiles, y compris la possibilité d'acheter des billets à l'avance, ce qui est recommandé pour éviter les files d'attente. Ce lieu offre également un parking gratuit dans la rue pour ceux qui préfèrent se déplacer en voiture.

Dumbarton Oaks propose une gamme de spécialités pour tous les goûts, notamment des expositions d'art et d'histoire, un jardin magnifique et des spectacles en direct. Ce lieu est accessible en fauteuil roulant, avec des toilettes et un stationnement adaptés, ainsi que des toilettes disponibles pour tous les visiteurs. Il y a également un restaurant sur place pour ceux qui cherchent à se restaurer après une journée bien remplie.

En ce qui concerne les avis, Dumbarton Oaks a une réputation exceptionnelle. Il a reçu 642 avis sur Google My Business, avec une note moyenne de 4.7/5. Les commentaires des visiteurs mentionnent la beauté du jardin, la qualité des expositions et la courtoisie du personnel.

Avis de Dumbarton Oaks

Philippe Maisse

5/5

Le mystère reste entier car fermé lundi

willku9000

5/5

A really cool little museum hidden in Georgetown. They had some really cool artifacts including a really intriguing exhibit on pre-Colombian meso American stuff, including a bunch of really cool masks. There was also a massive and beautiful music room that looked like it had remained untouched for over a century if not longer. I totally recommend seeking this place out.

Eliza Weigelt

5/5

One of the best-kept secrets in Georgetown! This free museum (not to be confused with the gardens around the corner, which require advanced tickets) has an incredible array of ancient Roman, Byzantine, and central American artifacts, as well as a beautiful library and the historically significant Music Room, where the UN charter was signed. A great place to spend an afternoon!

Torino Mike

5/5

Fine collection of Roman, Greek and pre-Colombian art. The "music room" with the Steinway piano has original old Masters art, plus tapestries and frescoes. The security guard provided us with all the info on all the pieces. Great job! It was like a private guided tour. The man deserves a raise!

Sean Holland

5/5

While not the easiest museum to get to well worth the journey. Collection is focused on pre-Columbian and Byzantine art and artifacts. With a music room filled with uncarded medieval and Renaissance art and furniture. Recommended if any of those things interest you.

lucio akio kikuchi

5/5

Museu gratuito com obras da época bizantina e pré colombiana. Salão de música com atuação histórica mundial. O jardim é separado e necessita de ingresso a depender da época do ano.

Jose Romero

5/5

A hidden gem, one of the most important collections of pre-Colombian art in the US. And amazing gardens!

sierra kenison

5/5

This is one of the best museums in DC, and there’s a lot of museums in DC. The building itself is beautiful to be in and they have blended the older house with the new gallery space amazingly. There’s Roman and Byzantine art, textiles, jewelry, coins, and more. However, my favorite part is the several rooms displaying South and MesoAmerican pre-contact art. I am always astounded by how bright and crisp the colors look on pottery that’s 2000 years old, and how technically difficult some of the pieces must have been to create. We are lucky that these masterpieces have survived to this day and we can admire them in such a wonderful museum.