National Portrait Gallery USA, Washington DC

The renovation is the talk of the town

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National Portrait Gallery USA, Washington DC

The renovation is the talk of the town.

The renovation is the talk of the town. The new enclosed courtyard has received universal accolades (Conde Nast Traveler calls it one of the seven modern architectural wonders of the world) and its cafe is certainly one of the most attractive places in the city to break out your laptop and enjoy the WiFi.

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About National Portrait Gallery USA

 Eighth and F Streets NW, Washington, DC, United States

 +1 202 633-830

 npg.si.edu

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