Newseum

The Newseum is located between the Capitol Hill and the White House. The Newseum houses seven floors and 14 main showrooms, and collects nearly all the important historical moments of the world since the birth of the news industry, such as the eight pieces of the Berlin Wall, sentry buildings of the past East Germany, and first Direct Broadcasting Satellite. In addition, other things that news lovers cannot miss include the gate of the Watergate Complex, headquarters of the Democratic Party in the U.S. in the Watergate Scandal, that five people dashed through, history of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, updated daily front pages of several hundred news media, Pulitzer Prize photos’ exhibition, and world’s media documents from the past 500 years and so on. This entire Newseum can be rented as a private venue. The spacious elevator is big enough to accommodate one party’s sign table and 40 people signing their names at the same time, and the terrace on the third floor, opposite of the Capitol Hill, is the best place for a dinner party. If you would like to rent the entire Newseum, you can use it to hold a 4000-person-strong activity.