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Locations and Accessibility
Addison/Ripley Fine Arts
Georgetown University Galleries
Addison/Ripley Fine Arts
Dumbarton Oaks
Georgetown University Galleries
Addison/Ripley Fine Arts
The Museum at Dumbarton Oaks is fully accessible to people who use mobility aids.
In keeping with its topography and historic design, the hillside Gardens present several challenges to visitors who use mobility aids, including steep inclines, slippery surfaces, loose gravel walkways, staircases, and other impediments.
The Museum at Dumbarton Oaks is fully accessible to people who use mobility aids.
In keeping with its topography and historic design, the hillside Gardens present several challenges to visitors who use mobility aids, including steep inclines, slippery surfaces, loose gravel walkways, staircases, and other impediments. Visitors with disabilities are encouraged to visit our website prior to arrival, and may prefer to Visit Virtually, where they can take virtual garden tour and learn more about each section of our Gardens.
Georgetown University Galleries
Georgetown University Galleries
Georgetown University Galleries
Both The de la Cruz Art Gallery and the Lucille M. and Richard F.X. Spagnuolo Art Gallery are located in Georgetown’s Edmund A. Walsh building. De la Cruz is accessible through both the Walsh lobby on 36th street, as well as a separate entrance on Prospect Street. Spagnuolo can be entered directly through the Walsh lobby.
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Both The de la Cruz Art Gallery and the Lucille M. and Richard F.X. Spagnuolo Art Gallery are located in Georgetown’s Edmund A. Walsh building. De la Cruz is accessible through both the Walsh lobby on 36th street, as well as a separate entrance on Prospect Street. Spagnuolo can be entered directly through the Walsh lobby.
Limited 2-hour parking in Georgetown. We advise walking, uber/lyft, or taking some form of public transportation.
The de la Cruz Art Gallery is wheelchair accessible via the 3535 Prospect St. NW entrance. The Spagnuolo Gallery is wheelchair accessible via the 1221 36th St. NW entrance. Accessible parking spaces are available in the University’s Southwest Garage. For accessible route information, please refer to the University’s Accessible Routes map.
ASL interpretation is available for all public programs on request. Please contact guartgalleries@georgetown.edu at least two weeks in advance.
Jackson Art Center
American University Museum (at the Katzen Arts Center)
Georgetown University Galleries
2-hour street parking available though limited in Georgetown. Walk, bike, taxi, Uber/Lyft always smart.
Chair lift available at east entrance. One step up to get in the building. Restrooms on lower level.
Service dogs and friendly dogs welcome.
American University Museum (at the Katzen Arts Center)
American University Museum (at the Katzen Arts Center)
American University Museum (at the Katzen Arts Center)
All facilities are fully accessible.
Parking is free on weekends, or metered ($2 per hour) on weekdays until 5 p.m. A free American University Shuttle is available from the Metro Red Line at Tenleytown-AU station.
Klagsbrun Studios
American University Museum (at the Katzen Arts Center)
American University Museum (at the Katzen Arts Center)
The Kreeger Museum
The Kreeger Museum
The Kreeger Museum
Free parking available next door at The Field School, 2301 Foxhall Road NW
The main level of the museum, Sculpture Terrace, and restroom are wheelchair accessible. Reaching the lower galleries requires navigating approximately 30 stairs. Paved portions of the Sculpture Garden are wheelchair accessible, and can be accesse
Free parking available next door at The Field School, 2301 Foxhall Road NW
The main level of the museum, Sculpture Terrace, and restroom are wheelchair accessible. Reaching the lower galleries requires navigating approximately 30 stairs. Paved portions of the Sculpture Garden are wheelchair accessible, and can be accessed via the Garden Gate in the forecourt.
Service animals are welcome. Please refer to the ADA guidelines regarding service animals for more information.
Please email visitorservices@kreegermuseum.org if you have any concerns in advance of your visit.