The National Postal Museum, located opposite Union Station in Washington, D.C., United States, covers large portions of the postal history of the United States and other countries. It was established through joint agreement between the United States Postal Service and the Smithsonian Institution and opened in 1993.
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Highly recommend! The building housing the exhibition would deserve a rating on its own (huge antique stairwell, stained glass windows, etc) Anyway, the exhibition was amazing! Signs are both in Hungarian and English, some of the items are interactive, some can be touched/tried as well. The staff running the museum were super friendly, we ended up chatting about the various items throughout the rooms, where she made the already fascinating items even more interesting with fun facts and behind the scenes knowledge. All in all, we really loved it and would definitely recommend...
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Very nice museum. Unfortunatelly we are not speaking hungarian at all and the staff wasn't very into speaking english. They gave us printed guide in english, but it wasn't stated anywhere that we can touch and play with some exhibits (I just found out reading other reviews) and the staff hasn't told us that either. It could have been way more fun...
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The museum is great, follows the establishing and development of the Hungarian Post Office. The staff is really kind and helpful. They answer a lot of questions. We were there on the Night of the Museums and we could listen to a very interesting lecture on the radio and post relationship. It was most interesting. I really recommend...
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