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Expand Your Horizons at These New Exhibits at DC Museums

Escape the rain at these local museums.

people stand outside of an exhibit at the National Geographic Museum of Exploration
Courtesy National Geographic Museum of Exploration

It’s always a treat to spend a few hours exploring a museum, and the area has some new offering worth discovering. From newly reopened spaces to milestone celebrations, check out these DC museums.

National Geographic Museum of Exploration

The National Geographic Museum opened its doors in June with wildlife exhibitions and immersive experiences that highlight exploration, science, culture, and the natural world. Washington, DC, $23 for kids 17 and under, $26 for seniors 65+, $30 

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National Air & Space Museum

After years of renovations, the Smithsonian’s Air & Space Museum opened five new and reimagined exhibits in July. Explore iconic aircraft and learn about the history and future of aviation and space.
Washington, DC, free  

National Museum of African American History and Culture

This Smithsonian museum celebrated its 10th anniversary in September. Its exhibitions trace African American history, culture, and achievements through artifacts, multimedia displays, and interactive experiences. Washington, DC, free 

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Interior arches and pillars supporting the Lincoln Monument at the Lincoln Memorial Undercroft Museum
Lincoln Memorial Undercroft (Photo by Emily Perez)

Lincoln Memorial Undercroft Museum

The newly opened Lincoln Memorial Undercroft takes visitors below the Lincoln Memorial to explore how the monument was created and learn about the workers who built it. Washington, DC, free

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This story originally ran in our October 2026 issue. For more stories like this, subscribe to Northern Virginia Magazine.

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