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The Museum of the Bible: Entry Ticket + Artechouse Washington DC
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The Museum of the Bible: Entry Ticket + "All Creation Sings" Experience
An immersive experience of the Bible and its impact on the world around us
Museum of the Bible
Open today:
10:00 -
17:00
Wheelchair accessible
Wheelchair accessible
General Admission to The Museum of the Bible
Access to all Temporary Exhibits & Permanent Exhibits
Access to the Interactive Experience "All Creation Sings"
Access to evening events or programs
Guided tour in English (available on-site for an additional fee, subject to availability)
Add a little extra in the checkout to make the most of your visit
Upgrade your ticket to the Flying Experience and you'll soar high over Washington, while standing still! Special effects include wind fans, water spritz, scent and LED lightning as you take an unprecedented look at how the Bible became a powerful influence worldwide and in America, from the arrivals of the first Christian and Jewish settlers to today. Zoom through Washington, D.C., to see the Bible’s presence in inscriptions, place names and monuments. You'll never see the capital the same way again.
Noah's ark, the burning bush, Passover... we all know bits from the Bible, but if you want the full story behind it, get yourself a ticket to The Museum of the Bible!
With virtual reality journeys, interactive exhibits, seven floors of awesome artifacts, and state-of-the-art exhibitions, this is the Bible made fun! Experience the Bible like never before and unravel the nearly 3,000-year history of the world's all-time bestseller.
Just three blocks from the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., and mere steps from The National Mall; The Museum of the Bible is in a convenient location, too!
Learn the impact the Bible has had on the world as you explore seven floors of exhibits. Want to find out how Jesus' followers grew from a few, to a few thousand? How about what prompted Noah to build his ark? All will be revealed here!
If you're looking for something truly exhilarating, opt for the Flying Experience: Washington Revelations. This dazzling tour will take you soaring past biblical references all over Washington, D.C. and its surroundings – including the Lincoln Memorial and the Library of Congress.
All Creation Sings invites you on a mesmerizing journey of the story of worship and creativity in the Bible. All Creation Sings is an immersive 25-minute spectacular that celebrates the story of the worship of our Creator-Redeemer from inception and incarnation through to redemption and revelation, engaging the senses to illuminate the timeless truths of scripture.
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