PLAN YOUR VISIT

The National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center boasts a collection of more than 70,000 artifacts from more than 238 years of American military history. Come on your own or book a guided tour to experience everything we have to offer!

Plan your visit at the National Infantry Museum

Hours of Operation

The Museum is open from 9:00am-5:00pm every Tuesday-Saturday and 11:00am-5:00pm on Sundays.  We are closed on Mondays with the exception of the following federal holidays and observance days:
21 January 2013 – MLK Day
18 February 2013 – President’s Day
27 May 2013 – Memorial Day
2 September 2013 – Labor Day
14 October 2013 – Columbus Day
11 November 2013 -Veterans Day (Observed)

Additionally, the National Infantry Museum will be closed the following holidays: Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day.

Admission

There is no admission fee, however we ask that you consider a donation of $5 per person to help us maintain this magnificent tribute to the Infantry Soldier.

Parking

The parking lot is large and there is no fee to park. You may wish to drop off your passengers at the entrance because on busy days the walk can be quite long.

Food

Snacks and meals can be purchased at the IMAX Concessions Stand or in the full-service Fife and Drum restaurant. An ATM is conveniently located in the museum’s lobby.

Shop

Forget your camera batteries or sunscreen? Looking for a souvenir to take home or a book to add to your library? Visit the Soldier Store in the museum lobby.

Also, visit our online store! Browse through our NIM collection as well as Army themed apparel.  Our shopping site features toys, jewelry, gifts, and more!

Attractions

The National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center covers 190,000 square feet of space. You could spend days here and still not see everything, however you can get a good overview of all the galleries in about two hours. If you’d like to tour World War II Company Street, sign up at the Information Desk. Test your soldiering skills at our Rifle Range and Combat Simulators. And when your feet get tired, take a break in the stunning IMAX Theatre!

Wheelchairs

Because a trip to the National Infantry Museum is walking-intensive, wheelchairs are available at no cost from the coat check. Our facility is fully accessible to differently-abled guests, with a team of volunteers dedicated to making your visit a truly memorable experience. No pets - except service animals – are allowed.

Pet Policy

Please be advised that pets are NOT allowed in the museum or by the Parade Field and stadium. Please make arrangements for your pets prior to your visit to the museum. Certified Service Animals are allowed. For questions, please contact our Information Desk.

Find even more information to plan your visit on these pages:

Graduations

Tours

Special Events

We hope you enjoy your visit! When you get home, please take a few short minutes to fill out our survey and to post your experience on TripAdvisor!