Ronald Reagan Museum

The Ronald Reagan Museum experience integrates hundreds of artifacts and dozens of interactive displays for visitors of all ages to explore. The 18 galleries pay tribute to America’s 40th president and his accomplishments by capturing his patriotic spirit, his respect for individual liberty, his belief in global democracy and his support of economic opportunity.

When you visit the Ronald Reagan Museum Library, you will step aboard the same Air Force One that flew President Reagan over 660,000 miles. In Air Force One he visited 26 foreign countries and 46 U.S.states and you will learn how he changed the face of global diplomacy.

The Memorial Site is on the western portion of the Library Campus and is adjacent to the Library’s piece of the Berlin Wall and the replica of the White House South Lawn. The Memorial Site looks out toward the Pacific Ocean.

While at the Reagan Library, enjoy the fresh air as you stroll through the Library’s replicas of the White House’s Rose Garden and White House South Lawn. Enjoy a picnic lunch at our “Future President’s Park.” Or come in the early evening and witness the spectacular sunsets from the Library’s hilltop, and see for yourself why President Reagan felt so at home on the Library’s grounds.