Smithsonian (WMATA Station) - Notable Places Nearby

Notable Places Nearby

  • Several Federal Government buildings, including:
    • Bureau of Engraving and Printing
    • United States Department of Agriculture
    • United States Department of Energy
  • National Mall
  • Several Smithsonian museums, nearest are:
    • Arthur M. Sackler Gallery
    • Arts and Industries Building
    • Freer Gallery
    • Hirshhorn Museum
    • National Museum of African Art
    • National Museum of American History
    • National Museum of Natural History
    • Smithsonian Institution Building (The "Castle")
  • Tidal Basin (where the cherry blossoms bloom)
  • United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
  • Washington Monument

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