What Tourist Places Does Not Allow Photography and/or Flash Photography?

I am starting a list so people can check this out before traveling, therefore, know what to expect before getting there. I find I ask or answer these questions often. I will start. And make sure you know this information as fact.

NYC: Metropolitan Museum of Art - no flash photography allowed

Arizona: Skywalk - no photography allowed

DC: International Spy Museum - absolutely no photography allowed
National Archives, Chamber with the Declaration of Independence - no flash photography
Underground Metro - absolutely no photography allowed for security (look at post #18 below)

Orlando: Sea World - Penguin Exhibit - no flash photography allowed

Nevada: Casinos interiors - no photography allowed

California: Pacific Long Beach Aquarium - flash not allowed in certain areas

North Carolina: Durham Cathedral - no photography allowed

Minnesota: in Duluth - Great Lakes Aquarium - no flash photography of tanks or animals

France: Paris- Sacré-Cœur Basilica. no photography allowed

Vietnam: Hanoi - The Ho Chi Minh Mouselium. No backpack or handbag allowed inside, must check at booth.
Ho Chi Minh Museum, a short distance away - photography and flash allowed.

England: London - no flash photography in the underground system.
Westminster Abbey and St. Paul's Cathedral in London - no photography at all.

Vatican City: The Sistine Chapel - no photography allowed.

Italy: Florence - The original statue of David in the museum Galleria dell'Accademia - they dicouurage all photography.
Florence - Uffizi - no photography allowed.

Egypt: Cairo Museum, no photography
Inside Giza pyramids, no photography
Valley of the Kings tombs, no photography

AMsterdam: The Rijksmueum - photography allowed, no flash allowed
The Ann Frank house - no photography allowed
Panorma Mesdag in Den Haag - no pictures allowed

I will add as people come on.

No Flash allowed at: DC, National Archives, chamber with the Declaration of Independence.

Most casino's do not allow any interior pictures

When I went to Tangiers in Morocco a while back, the people there will let you take photos of mostly anything. Although, when a funeral procession was walking down the street, they bluntly tell you not to take pics in respect of the dead.

Aquarium of the Pacfic in Long Beach does not allow flash on certian exhibits.

who needs a flash???

Are we seriously going to list every location on the planet earth that doesn't allow flash photography? You realize that list would go on for a few hundred thousand pages?

Durham Cathedral, no flash, no cameras - nothing!!
Not allowed to take photographs inside at all.

chakalakasp wrote in post #3779418
Are we seriously going to list every location on the planet earth that doesn't allow flash photography? You realize that list would go on for a few hundred thousand pages?

There are so many places that allow photography, so, I doubt the list will be thousands, but just in case someone is going on a trip to DC for instance, and they plan to spend $16/person at the Spy Museum, just be prepared, no pictures allowed.

Great Lakes Aquarium - Duluth MN no flash photography of tanks or animals

Paris- Sacré-Cœur Basilica. no photography.

Grotto Gigante, The Carso in Trieste, it's limestone caves, no photography allowed....there are no signs either, they just tell you when you try to snap away. You can buy plenty of postcards though lol.

bikerider wrote in post #3780668
Grotto Gigante, The Carso in Trieste, it's limestone caves, no photography allowed....there are no signs either, they just tell you when you try to snap away. You can buy plenty of postcards though lol.

Ignore my ignorance. Where are these located so I can put the Country or state down?

The Ho Chi Minh Mouselium. Found out the hard way while on a city tour of Hanoi, Vietnam. You can't even bring any kind of backpack or handbag inside. They have to be checked at a booth.

They allow photography (flash too) inside the Ho Chi Minh Museum though, which is a short distance away.

London underground, no flash photography

Oh yeah, I forgot. DC doesn't allow photography at all in the metro.