Beautiful building, but what happens inside is so important for every thinking American to understand. It really feels like "hallowed" halls. Should be on everyone's bucket list when visiting DC.

This is an impressive building with a lot of history. By all means visit it if you can. Getting inside the courtroom is more difficult but worth it so I'm told. I was not able to. It is nice just to view the famous facade...More

Highest court in the state of Washington and the building architecture is nice. The mission of the court is to uphold the constitution. The building is backside of Capitol .

Visited on 7/11/2017 (Tuesday): The Supreme Court is the most famous Court in the United States and being able to stand in front of the steps is a humbling experience. The entrance to the building is off to the side and there are exhibits talking...More

However long your visit to this building, it's a must stop on your visit to DC. The main hall offers statutes of every Chief justice in U.S.history. See how many you can identify with.

We spent about an hour here watching the interesting video and peeking in the chambers. We skipped the hallway exhibits and lectures. It’s definitely worth a visit, even if it’s brief.

The Supreme court is a neat building but the true treasure is upstairs- the actual courtroom. Definitely line up to listen to the lecture within the court room, this is the only way you can actually go inside the court. It's a beautiful room and...More

You can actually tour the building. Recommend a tour guide if you have time. Again the building is beautiful.

We had a great tour given by a retired lawyer who knew a ton about the history of the court, the building, and the judicial process. It looked like a mausoleum with all the marble. Cool on a very hot day. The tour gets you...More

The Supreme Court Building is beautiful in it's majestic architecture. Here our nine Supreme Court justices decide the interpretations of the laws of our country. Proper decorum is always expected in the building including while on tours. Try and take the tour if possible. A...More