National Aviary: A Haven for Bird Enthusiasts

The National Aviary, established in 1952 and now the largest of its kind in the U.S., showcases the world's avian diversity.

Founded by the late Dr. Arnold Z. Schaffer, it represents an important space for conservation, education, and rehabilitation. It's recognized as the only indoor, independent nonprofit aviary with honorary 'National' status awarded by Congress.

Must-See Wonders

🐦 Interactive Bird Encounters: Engage with birds in an up-close environment.

🌍 Global Species Representation: Home to over 500 birds spanning more than 150 species.

🦜 Unique Open Habitats: Birds thrive in large spaces that mimic their natural environments.

Visitors can expect accessible admission, making it suitable for families, tourists, and bird lovers alike.