Old Post Office Pavilion

38 reviews

+1 (202) 426-6841

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Model of the tower prior to heading up the elevator

1100 Pennsylvania Ave NW

Washington, DC 20004

+1 (202) 426-6841

https://www.nps.gov

The Old Post Office Pavilion in Washington, DC is a historic building that has been repurposed for commercial use.

It offers a variety of retail and dining options for visitors to enjoy in a unique and architecturally significant setting.

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Jessica D.

7/26/2024

Clean, educational, and breathtaking views of DC! The employees were incredibly friendly, informative, and patient.

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Jordan C.

7/8/2024

The view is pretty great and despite a sometimes long wait, it's much easier to get into than the Washington monument. It's also much roomier at the top and potentially better to take kids to....

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Jeremy K.

7/2/2024

bra oken went five time over three days, never officially knowing until pressing out faces up against the glass. I think it's free, so I sound entitled, my taxes at work? I'm a bonvoy member,...

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Daniel R.

9/7/2023

Welcome to the best view in Washington DC! While many people rightfully clamor to go to the top of the Washington Monument, many overlook the incredible and easily accessible Old Post Office. The...

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Tracy L.

8/6/2023

This really is a hidden gem. It's not too far from the White House and the White House Visitors Center. It requires no reservations and when we went late-morning after our White House tour, there...

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