Permanent Exhibits:
Treasures from the Vatican Museums and the Vatican Library in the Grand Hall
The People of the Land: History and Archeology of Ancient Israel
On Floor 5, see fascinating archaeological discoveries from the Israel Antiquities Authority
The History of the Bible
On Floor 4, encounter hundreds of rare and beautiful artifacts as you discover the Bible’s history, from handwritten scrolls to mobile devices, as it was embraced by many communities with different traditions! Don’t miss illumiNations, a collection of Bible translations from all around the world!
The Stories of the Bible
On Floor 3, walk through the stories of the Hebrew Bible, experience the story of Jesus and the New Testament, immerse yourself in first-century Nazareth, and watch scenes of Jesus's ministry from The Chosen in the Galilee Theater.
The Impact of the Bible
On Floor 2, explore Bible in the World, where guests can explore the Bible’s impact on fashion, literature, music, and more, and Bible in America, with artifacts tracing the Bible’s profound influence on American culture.
Gutenberg Gates
These massive 40-foot-high brass gates, containing the first lines from Genesis in Latin from a Gutenberg Bible, welcome you to Museum of the Bible. The gates, comprised of 118 highly crafted brass panels, are the largest of their kind in the world.
Glass-Enclosed Promenade on 6th Floor
The glass-enclosed promenade gives you some of the most stunning views of DC, from the US Capitol to the Washington Monument. The restaurant Manna is on that same floor.
Temporary Exhibits available during inauguration week:
Billy Graham's Canvas Cathedral
April 19, 2024 – January 26, 2025
The Megiddo Mosaic: Foundations of Faith
September 15, 2024 – July 6, 2025