The White House
FreeTour the State Floor rooms of the president's home, including the Blue, Red and Green Rooms, on a free tour requested ahead of time.

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Renwick Gallery is a museum in Washington, DC, part of the Washington DC guide. Cost: free.
1661 Pennsylvania Ave NW · Washington, DC
The Renwick Gallery is the Smithsonian American Art Museum's branch for American craft and decorative art, at Pennsylvania Avenue and 17th Street, steps from the White House. The building, a National Historic Landmark designed by James Renwick Jr., was built as Washington's first art museum to hold William Wilson Corcoran's collection. Inside you walk through craft galleries and the Grand Salon, renamed for donor David Rubenstein.
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