easy
2-3 hours
Suitable for all physical fitness levels, mostly seated and walking through exhibits
Discover the fascinating journey of the Bible through history at the Museum of the Bible. Uncover sacred artifacts and engaging stories that highlight preservation over centuries, all just outside the nation's capital.
Discover the Museum of the Bible, a monumental eight-story space near the nation’s capital. Experience the “A Precious Treasure Preserved” tour, which reveals the Bible's incredible journey through history, showcasing its preservation against time and adversity. This immersive exploration promises a profound connection to one of humanity's most influential texts.
Located just three blocks from the nation’s capital, this eight-story, 430,000-square-foot Bible Museum offers an extraordinary exploration of the Bible’s history, timeless story, and profound impact on humanity. Within its expansive walls, visitors will discover countless exhibits and artifacts that provide a tangible connection to the Bible’s historical accuracy. Fully experiencing the museum’s offerings is no small feat—it is estimated that it would take nine full 8-hour days to explore everything it has to offer.
The “A Precious Treasure Preserved” tour is a guided experience that takes visitors on a remarkable journey through the preservation of the Bible, highlighting how it survived the challenges of time, language evolution, and fierce persecution.
Visit during the morning hours to avoid crowds and enjoy quieter exhibits.
You'll be walking through multiple floors and exhibits, so comfortable footwear is essential.
Capture some of the rare artifacts and stunning architecture during your visit.
Set aside at least 2-3 hours to fully experience the exhibits without rushing.
Established in 2017, the museum aims to foster understanding of biblical history and its impact worldwide.
The museum prioritizes sustainable exhibit practices and environmental responsibility in its operations.
Necessary for exploring multiple floors and standing for extended periods.
Ideal for jotting down insights or sketches of your favorite artifacts.
Useful for photography or accessing additional digital exhibits.
Stay hydrated during your visit.