The National Museum of Crime and Punishment opens in Washington DC in May, giving groups the chance to learn more about America’s criminal past and present.

Exhibits will include a medieval torture chamber, a recreation of Al Capone’s jail cell and the car used in the filming of the 1967 movie ‘Bonnie and Clyde’.

There will also be a number of interactive exhibits, which will enable visitors to test their shooting skills in a simulated FBI shooting gallery and experience a high speed police chase in a driving simulator.

Discounts will be available for groups of 20 or more.

For further information telephone 00 1 202 393 1099