International Spy Museum Review

This was a very interesting museum. You will learn more than they teach you in school and the information is objective. The staff were very friendly.

Washington's International Spy Museum has changed its location. It has enhanced its sense of technology and added many physical exhibitions. Included in the very cattle equipment, communication tools, vehicles and firearms props at the time. Funny.

Loved this museum. The layout is very good and contains a lot of information! It tells us that nothing in the world is what it looks like! It makes you think about what world leaders have revealed to the public and what they have hidden. I am totally fascinated by these exhibits. You will be here for over three hours without knowing it!

I spent four hours in it. It was really super fun. I asked you to choose a role to play a spy, and then I watched a video about the spy. Then there are some introductory spy knowledge and small training (interaction), among which there are tests to see if you meet the requirements of the spy, and I climbed an air conditioning pipe to experience the feeling of spy eavesdropping. The last thing I have to go to is the spy shop, which has a variety of interesting things, such as a book called "CIA teaches you how to unlock" and a set of unlocking tools. There are also camera sunglasses and so on. It's also fun not to buy it.

My own strategy is to come to this museum by name. It's one of the few paid museums in Washington. Since children like to be curious, let's read more useless books.

For $22, you can play an afternoon spy game to hide your identity. You can also see the secret history of agents from all over the world today. It's worth playing.