Voice of America in Miami, Florida

“My visit to Voice of America (VOA) headquarters in Washington, D.C. was truly an unforgettable experience. As someone who grew up tuning into VOA broadcasts on the radio, hearing the news and various programs during my childhood, standing in the very studios where those iconic voices originated from felt surreal. It was like stepping into a piece of my personal history—one that had quietly influenced my worldview over the years. Walking through the corridors, seeing the newsrooms, and observing the behind-the-scenes workings of such a prestigious international broadcaster gave me a deep appre”

— Noor Qadeem · ★★★★★ · 2025-5-17

“Great news organizations, especially for the country that sensors all the news from outside or the real news that happened in their coutry but doesn't to let their people know.”

— Th Ra · ★★★★★

“The Voice of America building is certainly an interesting landmark, but unfortunately, I wasn’t able to visit during my trip. It’s a bit of a bummer since I was looking forward to learning more about its history and mission. Still, the building itself is impressive from the outside, and I hope to get a chance to tour it on a future visit. Make sure to check ahead about visitor access before going, as it’s not always open for tours.”

— Peter · ★★★★☆

“Public tours are offered at noon on a first come, first serve basis Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from April 1 until November 30.”

— alwaysbelieve · ★★★☆☆ · 2024-12-29

“Behind the scenes tour of the voice of America. Another delightful secret at the capital. Lots of good people to meet who are multi-lingual and hard-working to share the essence of America with words, action, and conviction. While English is the common language, other languages carry on to connect American ideals and values that are universal. Good job! #auric”

— Alinuru com · ★★★★★

“Vast building. But everything look quite old antique, maybe that’s what they want it to be like or something or maybe because it’s a federal building no one cares. I have seen older and older buildings in Europe as well and there is a different kind of look and feel there.”

— Sitori Legacy · ★★★☆☆

“VOA Persian is located inside the Wilbur Cohen Federal building. It's an amazing nerve center of a news organization. They have all the elements of a complete news organization, recoding studios, editing, live newscast.”

— Mark West · ★★★★★

“This place is old school down to marble granite stones everywhere, but nice old light fixtures and heavy doors Quality built in, Sadly they dont build them like this anymore”

— mike hernandez · ★★★★★

“Awesome building. I love the history associated with this place.”

— John Ames · ★★★★★

“Very Nice Staff and Beautiful Building 🏢”

— Kevin Turner · ★★★★★