We look forward to guiding you through the Robert A. Facchina Italian American Museum of Washington DC (IAMDC). Explore the surprising sites where Italians have left their mark on the nation's capital. Discover the unique community of Italian Immigrants who settled in Washington. Delight in three galleries of art work by local, contemporary Italian American and Italian artists. Plus, entry is free (donations are greatly appreciated).

IAMDC is located at 229 F ST NW, Washington, DC 20001 (3rd, and F Street), around the corner from the historic Holy Rosary Church and across the street from the Capital Jewish Museum. Judiciary Square Metro (Red Line) is one block away and Union Station is about a 10–15-minute walk away. Metered street parking is available but limited; there are parking garages nearby.

The museum is vertical, occupying 4 lobbies of the Centro Scalabrini and gallery spaces. Floors are reached by elevator and are wheelchair and walker accessible. Please note, no food, liquids or oversized bags are permitted.

The tour is guided and lasts from 60 to 90 minutes, depending on your schedule, and is not geared for children under 12. We hope to see you soon!

If you have any questions or special tour requests, please contact: iamdc.claudia@gmail.com

The Italian American Museum of Washington DC is part of the Casa Italiana Sociocultural Center, Inc. Our mission is to promote and preserve the Italian and Italian American heritage and culture in the Washington DC area. Learn more about us by visiting our website: www.casaitalianacenter.org.

Want to stay up-to-date on news, happenings and updates from the IAMDC? Follow us on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.

Another great way to stay connected is by visiting Voce Italiana Online, the voice of Italian America in Greater Washington DC since 1961 and a place to share the news, happenings and accomplishments of Italians and Italian Americans, locally and beyond. Read it for free online, or purchase the print edition.

Notice to our museum visitors:

We regularly take photos of visitors to our Italian American Museum and share these to Facebook, and other social media, and Voce Italiana. By visiting our museum you agree to waive your rights to inspect or approve the eventual use of such photographs.

If you do not agree, please see one of the museum volunteers.