The U.S. Pavilion: A Major Attraction for Visitors to World EXPO 2005

Since opening its doors to visitors on March 25, 2005, the U.S. Pavilion has proven to be a major attraction at World EXPO 2005. This 22,230 square foot (2,065 square meter) exhibit was made possible by a unique public private partnership between the U.S. Department of State and Aichi USA 2005, World Exposition, Inc. The U.S. participation at EXPO 2005 showcases the dynamism and creativity of America and highlights our core national values--hope, optimism, enterprise and freedom.

Explore the U.S. Pavilion

The Franklin Gallery: An introduction to Benjamin Franklin, host of the U.S. Pavilion, on the eve of his 300th birthday.

The Franklin Spirit Main Show: A multi-media presentation featuring Benjamin Franklin as he visits our world to explore the Wisdom of Nature.

The American Journey Gallery: Exhibits marking milestones on a journey of progress and innovation.

The Franklin Room: A private retreat, event space, and meeting area that plays host to business and government leaders from around the world.

Pavilion Impressions: The U.S. Pavilion is proud to play host to people of all ages and nationalities in a celebration that reaches out to the global community.

U.S. Pavilion Background: Public/Private Partnership Briefing, Sept. 2004 (PDF)