Is becoming the next 007 your dream? Are you an expert on top-secret midnight missions to the fridge for some silent snacking? Do you prefer your martinis to be shaken and not stirred?
Suppose you answered yes to any of the above.
In that case, it’s time to head on over to the International Spy Museum on L’Enfant Plaza where you’ll be able to discover the world of espionage through the museum’s incredibly engaging, educational, and immersive exhibits!
The museum is filled with eight unique digital interactive challenges spread across the space allowing you and your friends, family, or partner to take on iconic spy tasks like staying undercover, cracking codes, and discovering secrets! The immersive experience is hilarious and fun, can be as challenging as you’d like it to be, and is certainly a memorable experience that every Washingtonian should try at least once!
What is the “(James) Bond in Motion” exhibit at the Spy Museum?
The Bond in Motion exhibit at the International Spy Museum is one of the most highly anticipated exhibits of the Museum to date and will be centered around the various vehicles the world’s most iconic secret agent, 007, has driven over the decades of his illustrious career. Coming to the museum on March 1, 2024, will be approximately 17 iconic Bond vehicles ranging from his iconic Aston Martin to motorcycles, submarines, and a few of the creative inventions from the Q branch. In addition to the vehicles, there are also going to be several other items related to the production of the films and the vehicles themselves, including props, scale models, and clips from the various Bond films.
The exhibition is meant to commemorate and celebrate the six decades of the James Bond film franchise and the cultural influence that it has had on society over the years. The tickets to this event have yet to go on sale, but tickets to the Bond In Motion exhibit only are listed at $13 per person, if you want to fully experience the Spy Museum, a combo deal between General Admission to the museum as well as the Bond exhibit is available starting at $40 for adults and $29 for children.
The museum can get quite busy during the day, so we suggest allowing yourself 2-3 hours for the visit.