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Uh, you and your opinions are not that important to me, and I have better things to do.

Look it up and come back and publicly, refute, and shame me since you're so confident. I'll openly accept my L.

All the best to you

Wtf are you on about? Bye now.

Dude you really downvoted me on another sub because you're too lazy to look it up yourself smh lmao

Do your research, and then you can attempt to refute. Until then, you're only shooting from the hip.

You'll appreciate the findings much more with your efforts than if I simply fed them to you.

Blessings!

Ok, cite your sources.

Hmm you speak with such confidence. Do your research.

Oh, another random fact, a few have also died while living in the castle.

Castle is also closed for several years for renovation.

Uh, no one lived in it. It was display and office space.

🤡

> the original constitution

https://museum.archives.gov/founding-documents

If you're just here to go to museums, you could definitely visit them all during one week, but there are some that I could spend all day in and some that I could poke in for an hour. It's pretty variable - the National Gallery is absolutely massive whereas the African Art museum is small. Both are great.

> Another shout out to the Portrait Gallery!

And don't forget the The Hirshhorn

no, it doesn't.

Sure. Depending on what that time frame is

>every nook and cranny

I mean, it's still amazing, before they couldn't stand me, These walls want to cry tears, These walls happier when I'm here

Don't forget the Smithsonian castle! I didn't know people actually lived in it. Sadly, it's closed now for renovation 😥

Lol

2016, was actually liveable but I was too old for that shit. Was right next to that grocery store (giant I think?)

Oh you’re right. Thanks for the clarification.

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The Raven and the Box of Daylight, an art installation that ended a week or so ago was definitely worth seeing at the American Indian Museum, but now, it's not nearly as cool; at least until the next exhibit opens.

People have done a metro speedrun, I'm sure you can try a Smithsonian speedup. Not all are on the mall though. You're going to want to buy a train ticket to NYC though and I'd recommend the Acela as it's faster so you can hit the 2 in NYC.

I did 7 in four days but it was essentially a speed run and very surface level. Depends on what you want out of the experience. The pace felt right to me at the time and gave me an idea of what I wanted to go back and see.