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East Building West Building East Building Main Floor Ground Floor Modern and 1 – 13 13th- to 16th- 52 18th- and 19th- G1 – G9, G21 19th- and 20th- G22 – G34 Special Exhibitions Contemporary Art Century Italian Century Spanish Century Sculptures G42 – G43 American Special Exhibitions 17 – 28 16th-Century Italian, 53 – 56 18th- and Early G11 – G13A 17th- and 18th- Decorative Arts and French, and Spanish 19th-Century Century Sculptures Paintings Roof Terrace French and Decorative Arts 29 – 34, 36 – 37 17th- to 18th- Public Space Public Space Century Italian, 57 – 59, 61 British G10, G14 – 19 Medieval, Spanish, and French Renaissance, Closed to the Public Closed to the Public 60 – 60B, 62 – 71 American and Baroque 35 – 35A, 38 – 41A 15th- to Sculptures and Tower 2 Temporarily Closed 16th-Century 80 – 93 19th-Century Decorative Arts Visit nga.gov/renovation Netherlandish and French Roof German Terrace Accessible Path to Concourse 72 – 79 Special Exhibitions and West Building 42 – 51 17th-Century Dutch and Flemish Tower 1 Tower 19 18 17 20 21 24 12 23 13 25 22 26 27 11 28 10 9 6 Main Floor Tower 2 5 3 Lobby A 8 2 31 West 7 Garden 4 29 1 80 32 Court Lobby B 91 79 30 90 81 78 33 45 92 87 82 37 46 88 86 75 38 48 93 76 34 43 Rotunda 89 83 77 36 44 47 51 50C 74 39 85 73 Tower 1 35 42 49 50B 84 35A 50 40 41 50A 52 41A Information Lobby C East 72 Room Founders 56 Room 53 57 Garden 54 58 Court Lobby D Terrace Café 55 59 71 Upper Level Pavilion 60 69A Café 61 67 70 63 60A 68 69 9TH STREET 65 Fountain / Ice Rink 62 66 60B G14 64 G10 G13A G15 G9 G16 G13 G12 G11A Tower 2 G17 G11 G8 G18 G19 Ramp G22A G7 Lift G21 Ramp G22 G3 G37 G6 G38 G5 G2 G39 G4 G40 G41 G1 G23 G34 G42 Tower 1 G24 G30 G29 G33 Lecture G43 G32 G31 G25 G28 Hall Theater Garden Café G26 Ground Floor MADISON DRIVE 7TH STREET G27 Lecture Hall Gallery Shop Mezzanine Lift PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Tower 2 Ramp Facilities MADISON DRIVE Federal Triangle Station Tower 1 Men Pennsylvania Ave Archives–Navy Memorial– Penn Quarter Station N Women Judiciary Square Station 12th St Family 5th 4TH STREET Constitution Ave 10th St 7th St D St 4th Checkroom PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH Ground Level 9th St 6th St WORKS OF ART Sculpture Garden C ST Gallery Information Shop West Building Dirt, moisture, and other 3rd St Smithsonian Station Madison Dr Louisiana Ave 14th St East Building 2nd St Listening Device contaminants present on To West NATIONAL MALL 1st St Concourse Building hands can stain or corrode Espresso & Cascade ATM Waterfall the surfaces. Help us protect Gelato Bar To East Building New Jersey Ave Accessible the works of art and preserve 3RD STREET Cascade Small Café Auditorium Jefferson Dr our common heritage for 7th St Audio Tour Desk Lift 12th St US Capitol future generations. Concourse Education Galleries L’Enfant Plaza Station Elevator Studio Maryland Ave 4th St Escalator Independence Ave Gallery Shop Moving Walkway Concourse Stairs Exterior Entrance Tower Main Floor Upper Level Mezzanine Ground Floor Ground Level Concourse Concourse West Building East Building.
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