There’s More to the Story
There's a book that has endured for generations, been shared around the world, and is still the best-selling book of all time. Located at the heart of Washington, DC, Museum of the Bible's 430,000-square-foot building preserves an abundance of rare and fascinating artifacts. We invite all people to experience 4,000 years of history shaped by the Bible through innovative and interactive exhibits. Here, there's always more to discover.
Ticket Information
Opening Hours
The museum is currently open seven days a week. If you have any questions, please contact Customer Service at (866) 430-MOTB or customerservice@mBible.org.
Regular Schedule
Daily
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Members and Groups receive early entry
9:00–10:00 a.m.
Please note that early entry is not available on Sundays. Subject to change seasonally. Excludes evening events or programs supporting and approved by Museum of the Bible. Please contact Customer Service with any questions at (866) 430-MOTB or customerservice@mBible.org.
Holidays
Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s Day
Closes at 4:00 p.m. Christmas Eve
Admission
Non-Member Adult (18–64)
$29.99
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Non-Member Senior (65+) Walk-Up
$24.99
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Military, First Responders, and Students Walk-Up
$24.99 with ID
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Non-Member Youth (5–17)
$19.99
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Non-Member Child (0–4)
Free
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Member
Free
CURRENT EXHIBIT
Engage with Life's Big Questions
On Floor B1, dive into the Bible's role in the historical relationship between science and religion. See the two in conversation as you look at some of our greatest scientific and theological minds ask six of life’s biggest questions, including “How did life begin?” and “What makes me human?”
Running now through January 2024, you aren't going to want to miss your opportunity to see this exhibit!
PERMANENT EXHIBIT
Discover the Extraordinary Impact
On Floor 2, explore the widespread impact of the Bible on fashion, music, movies, and culture worldwide. Uncover the unexpected influence of the Bible in the foundations of American government and culture in our Bible in America exhibit. In Washington Revelations, discover the Bible's influence in landmarks around Washington, DC, through a thrilling experience that combines storytelling with special effects to simulate flight.
Bible Now displays streaming information coming live from the web, people, places and organizations for a unique perspective of the Bible in our world on every visit.
PERMANENT EXHIBIT
Explore the Journey of the Bible
On Floor 4, embark on an exploration of the Bible through time, technology, and culture. See over 600 rare and beautiful artifacts that mark the path from oral traditions and handwritten scrolls to universal access around the world.
Don't miss the change to illumiNations, a collection that captures the progress of Bible translations into every language.
Limited-Time Event
Enter the World of Narnia
On Floor 5, the World Stage Theater features captivating performances that inspire people of all ages.
Return to Narnia this spring with C. S. Lewis’s Prince Caspian. Get your tickets for this unforgettable performance from The Logos Theatre and join the four Pevensie children as they restore Narnia's rightful king. Performances run from March 1–April 27, 2024.
Exhibit Highlights
Gutenberg Gates
Enter Museum of the Bible, welcomed by the Gutenberg Gates. These one-of-a-kind, 40-foot-high brass gates contain the first lines from Genesis in Latin from a Gutenberg Bible.
Hebrew Bible Experience
Immerse yourself in the story of the Hebrew Bible through a journey of dramatic displays.
First Edition King James Bible
Rare treasures like the First Edition King James Bible illustrate key developments in the Bible's history.
illumiNations
At the intersection of technology and history’s best-selling book is illumiNations, featuring the Bible in over 2,000 different languages and counting.
Jewish Manuscripts
Explore artifacts that tell the story of the Hebrew Bible, like Torah Scrolls.
Prayer at Valley Forge
See the impact of the Bible on art in stunning pieces like Prayer at Valley Forge.