So you want to see an Apollo capsule?

*iVy Deliz: Currently displaying the Apollo 7 Command Module.

NASA: This is the largest science museum in the Western Hemisphere. The Henry Crown Space Center features rockets, shuttles, satellites, rovers and probes. You can even see the actual Apollo 8 spacecraft! Read more.

Sara Holyoak: Really great place to spend an hour or 2, some great exhibits including the Apollo 9 command module

*iVy Deliz: It was an amazing surprise to see the Apollo 10 command module all the way in England!

Dale Tubig: See some of the most historic air/space craft including the Apollo 11 capsule, Chuck Yeager's Glamorous Glennis, and the Wright Brothers flyer!

NASA: Explore 100 years of aviation history with interactive exhibits that include piloting a space shuttle, air traffic control, program a Mars rover, launch a rocket, & even climb aboard a WWII bomber! Read more.

NASA: One the most significant collections of U.S. & Russian space artifacts in the world including the Apollo 13 command module, Gemini X, Mercury Liberty Bell 7, & one of the Apollo mission "white rooms." Read more.

NASA: Starting point to tour Kennedy, meet astronauts and train in spaceflight simulators. The complex also is home to an IMAX theater, rocket garden, children’s areas, and the US Astronaut Hall of Fame. Read more.

Scott R.: May be the best free place in the whole Southern California area for kids. An overwhelming amount of things for them to see and do here.

NASA: Missile & Space Gallery contains an extensive collection of rare artifacts including Apollo 15 Command Module, Mercury & Gemini capsules, engines, satellites & a moon rock from the Apollo 16 mission. Read more.

NASA: NASA’s 1st visitor center. Opened in 1970, it is home to space artifacts & hardware, historical documents, and interactive exhibits. Be sure to check out the Hubble film on the giant IMAX screen. Read more.

NASA: Discover the brilliant ingenuity and remarkable creativity that goes into the ultimate life-support system--the spacesuit. Suted for Space is a high-flying journey 75 years in the making. 4/19/12- 8/5

NASA: After a 30 year career training crews for every shuttle mission, NASA's FFT (Full Fuselage Trainer) is leaving its home at the Johnson Space Center in Houston Texas, bound for The Museum of Flight!

NASA: In the Space Exploration Exhibit you will find the Grumman Lunar Module LM-13. This lander was built for the 1973 Apollo 18 mission to the Copernicus Crater. Ultimately, that mission was canceled. Read more.