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sloomis31
Bristol, WI881 مساهمة
Justice on a Monumental Scale
أغسطس 2021
It is the U.S Supreme Court. What more is there to say? The building's architecture is a history lesson in and of itself. The last time we were in D.C. the facade was under scaffoldings and being refurbished. To see it years later all cleaned up is amazing. Of course, we couldn't actually take a tour inside, but on that particular Thursday afternoon, there were very few people around (except for security). So we raced up the stairs and spent a half-hour sitting at the top cooling off in the shade of one of the columns. If you have time I highly recommend a little Supreme time.
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LucaMazzella
نابولي, إيطاليا338 مساهمة
Come nei film!
نوفمبر 2020
Il classico film americano con corte, giudice e sedie in legno? Ecco, dovete visitare la Corte Suprema. Vi sentirete esattamente sulla vetta del sistema giudiziario americano. Non si può visitare da soli, ma occorre una guida almeno per entrare nella corte vera e propria, dove potrete assistere a una simulazione di processo ricevendo al contempo tante pillole di storia!
كُتب بتاريخ 22 أغسطس 2021
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blairkk25
نيو جيرسي2,465 مساهمة
Good photo op and interesting architecture
أغسطس 2021
I visited the Supreme Court from the outside in August 2021. It is closed to visitors. I had gone inside in August 2017. The architecture is very impressive and it is a good photo opportunity. Even though the Supreme Court is closed to visitors, I still think it is worth it to see it from the outside and take some photos. Same opinion for the US Capitol.
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JP G
12 مساهمة
The highest level of global world justice
أبريل 2021
Inside has some great judicial history, but a little difficult to fully absorb if your on the less mature spectrum. Not to insult you, it’s great place speed thru, but is you don’t understand historical attorney law then sped thru and don’t slow down. Go it’s worth it if can.
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jacob w
Long Island, نيويورك41 مساهمة
Architecture!!
يوليو 2021
such an architecturally beautiful building. so iconic as well. everyone should come at least once. very close to both the capitol building and the library of congress- other highlights.
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ainah1975
لوس أنجلوس, كاليفورنيا81 مساهمة
Architectural beauty
ديسمبر 2020
Covid sucks! it kept us from going in to the many places that usually are open to the public, but the building itself is worth a look especially if you have appreciation for art and architecture.
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Lorissa W.
تامبا, فلوريدا52 مساهمة
Favorite Building
أغسطس 2020
Photos of this building do not do it justice. This building in my opinion was one of the MOST beautiful buildings in D.C.. So much detail and beautiful work that photos just do not capture. MUST SEE.
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MauiWorldTravelers
كاهولوي, هاواي1,881 مساهمة
Landmark Decisions
زوجان • يوليو 2019
The US Supreme court has been in existence since 1789. The current building in Washington D.C. was completed in 1935.
EXPERIENCE:
This wasn't on our list of to-see list while in the city as I didn't think we could tour it (turns out you can), but after exiting the US Capitol, bam, there it was, right across the street. Photo op!
We were on the west side of the court. Grandeur and power was at its finest with a wide-open plaza and no less than 24 marble columns on the facade of the five floor building.
What flashed back for me was the date of June 26, 2015, the date when the highest court-in-the-land struck down all unconstitutional state laws banning same-sex marriage. I knew we couldn't go inside so we just snapped a selfie from across the street as I wanted the entire building behind us. No need to walk up to it and have just a few columns in the pic, right? Plus, this was July and it was hella muggy and uncomfortably hot. I wanted to preserve what little dryness our clothes had left, LOL. Posted on social media, got lots of "likes" and life went on...
TIP:
The "Old Supreme Court" chambers can be seen inside of the US Capitol. Very cool!
OVERALL:
Learning after-the-fact that self-guided tours are available, we're definitely checking into it next time. But, if you're pressed for time as we were, a simple photo op should check mark that "been there, don't that" box.
EXPERIENCE:
This wasn't on our list of to-see list while in the city as I didn't think we could tour it (turns out you can), but after exiting the US Capitol, bam, there it was, right across the street. Photo op!
We were on the west side of the court. Grandeur and power was at its finest with a wide-open plaza and no less than 24 marble columns on the facade of the five floor building.
What flashed back for me was the date of June 26, 2015, the date when the highest court-in-the-land struck down all unconstitutional state laws banning same-sex marriage. I knew we couldn't go inside so we just snapped a selfie from across the street as I wanted the entire building behind us. No need to walk up to it and have just a few columns in the pic, right? Plus, this was July and it was hella muggy and uncomfortably hot. I wanted to preserve what little dryness our clothes had left, LOL. Posted on social media, got lots of "likes" and life went on...
TIP:
The "Old Supreme Court" chambers can be seen inside of the US Capitol. Very cool!
OVERALL:
Learning after-the-fact that self-guided tours are available, we're definitely checking into it next time. But, if you're pressed for time as we were, a simple photo op should check mark that "been there, don't that" box.
كُتب بتاريخ 21 يونيو 2020
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JNYCwriter
مدينة نيويورك, نيويورك6,796 مساهمة
Justice Served
الأصدقاء • مايو 2020
If you visit Washington you should visit the highest court in the United States. You get a sense of power here and on a good day can walk around. Just looking at the building can be a fun visit.
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Jota2015Ce
مدريد, إسبانيا8,101 مساهمة
Edificio.
أغسطس 2019
Imponente edificio neoclásico ubicado en las inmediaciones del Capitolio. Merece la pena pasear por la zona.
كُتب بتاريخ 20 أبريل 2020
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Enlightened Rogue
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What tour did you take? Was it a 3rd party tour or sponsored by the Supreme Court itself?
Philip V
Middlesex, نيو جيرسي86 مساهمة
No tour. I was self guided.
Shirley L
Fruitport, ميتشجان118 مساهمة
If you can't get in line early in the morning, how long is the wait to get in typically. Is it worth it?
Jon
127 مساهمة
There are two ways to see the court in session -- hearing cases. Line up very early and see the whole session (or as much as you want). Line up less early (10 am may be ok but I don't know for sure) and get to sit in back for about 3 minutes. But the court isn't hearing any more cases until October.
You can tour the building without waiting in line. It is best if you go when the court is NOT having hearings because then you can go into the courtroom and see where they hear the cases. There is also a 30-minute "lecture" which is a short intro to the court, the history, the building which takes place in the courtroom (again, only when not holding a hearing).
The supreme court site is pretty clear.
A Six Family
Grand Island, Nebraska87 مساهمة
I'm in town next Monday (Oct. 30) and would like to see the court for the 3-minute window. I see that they have both a 10:00 and an 11:00 case that day. Do I really need to get in line at 7:00 AM? Also, if I have my backpack with a camera, etc., are there lockers or something that I'll be able to put that into? Do I need to do so before getting in line, or can I have them with me in the line, and then sort them once we go in? Thanks!
Jim M
182 مساهمة
Unfortunately, you never know how early to arrive. For the 3 minute line you can probably arrive between 7-8AM. If you want to hear an entire argument you must arrive by 6AM. Regarding your camera, etc. there are lockers for you to put your material in.
Ann D
Lenexa, Kansas5 مساهمات
I have tickets to a guided Supreme Court Tour. Can anyone tell me whether the guided tour is worth it, or if we could go ourselves and see the same things? It's just at an odd time of day and doesn't coincide with where we will be while visiting other areas. However, I still want to see it.
KRAMA200
سياتل, واشنطن1,180 مساهمة
We did not do the guided tour. We did it ourselves .We also had plenty of other things to do like you. So suggest do the tour yourself at a time convenient to you.
Kristin N
Hurricane, فرجينيا الغربية20 مساهمة
We will be visiting DC next week (9/1 - 9/5) and would like to visit the Supreme Court. Will there be much for us to see, will we need to get advance tickets and I'm also wondering will the cafe be available for lunch if Court isn't in session?
KRAMA200
سياتل, واشنطن1,180 مساهمة
A Beautiful Building. NIce to look, appreciate and learn. Earmark One to Two Hours. Café will be open. No Advance Tickets required
Thank you so much for your tips TryppAdams.
I really want to see an oral argument in the Supreme Court. Where do you wait in line - is the line obvious? What time does the line form? What is the best time to start waiting in line? How long are the oral arguments? What else do you recommend seeing at the Court. Thank you. Jill
DCgirl42
Yuma, Arizona511 مساهمة
The line forms in the front plaza and it's very obvious where it is. And I although they generally start taking people at 9:30-10:00, I would plan to arrive to get your space in line much sooner. Space is very limited and you might be suprised by the turnout. Capitol police/security is generally pretty helpful if you just ask. Definitely something worth doing if you have the time, you could easily be sitting in on a moment in history!
adventuresahead
Arvada, Colorado232 مساهمة
We're heading to DC for a few days and will be there while the Supreme Court has argument days. I'd like to just see the court for the 3 minute window. I am unclear what time we should get there. Any advice?
AJMAZZOLA
Silver Lake, New Hampshire135 مساهمة
I got there at 7:30 AM, which was perfect
mkh45
Chagrin Falls, Ohio
We are a family of 4 with kids ages 12 and 9. We will be in Washington on Monday, March 28-Wednesday March 30th. I see the lectures will take place at 1:30,2:30, and 3:30 those days. What time do we need to arrive to be admitted into the building, hear the lecture? Also, can we purchase passes in advance to avoid any lines? Are we allowed to give ourselves a self-guided tour after the lecture? Thank you for your response!
Naomi S
Grapevine, تكساس259 مساهمة
March isn't a particularly busy time in D.C., so I'd say you don't need to arrive any more than 10-15 minutes. Passes to get in quicker aren't available. Lastly, yes, you'll be able to do a self-guided tour. Enjoy!
willhh
لويزفيل, Kentucky55 مساهمة
what is best way to arrange a tour?
Dc Native
Fairfax, فيرجينيا9 مساهمات
There are no public guided "tours". There is a self guided tour of the museum exhibits downstairs and a courtroom lecture- neither of which you need to arrange in advance. Just check the supremecourt.gov website the day before to see what time the lectures are going to be and arrive in time to get through security and in the line about fifteen minutes before the lecture. It is in the actual courtroom and is around a half an hour long. No pictures are allowed while in the courtroom
Stephanie L
Livingston, نيو جيرسي3 مساهمات
I would love to see the suoreme court's argument next week. We are a family of 6, what time do we need to get there and can just one of us stand in line (me!) and the rest come later? Finally, is there a different time to arrive for the 10 o'clock argument as opposed to the 11 o'clock argument? Any and all information would be helpful, thanks!
Dc Native
Fairfax, فيرجينيا9 مساهمات
Should have said "one person, one spot"
