Located in Houston, a vibrant city that fuses the best of Southern charm with urban energy, Space Center Houston stands as an essential destination for those who want to learn about the history of space exploration.
Attracting more than one million visitors each year, Space Center Houston is not just a museum, but a true gateway to space adventure. Where visitors can interact with exhibits, learn about historic artifacts and immerse themselves in NASA’s legacy.
One of the center’s biggest draws is the exclusive NASA Tram Tour, the only way visitors can step inside the Johnson Space Center, the hub of human space operations. This tour, included in the price of admission, takes visitors to see the iconic Saturn V rocket and tour the vast 650-acre campus.
For the more curious, the Level 9 VIP tour offers an exclusive look at the historic Mission Control. And astronaut training sites, providing an unparalleled, up-close experience.
Impressive Space Artifacts and Exhibits in Houston
Space Center Houston is home to one of the most comprehensive space collections. Independence Plaza, a center landmark, houses NASA 905. That is an aircraft that carried space shuttles, along with a replica of one of them.
In addition, visitors can see the Apollo 17 command module in the Starship Gallery, a key piece in the last mission to land on the moon. Space suits and moon rocks, represents the human feat of reaching space and beyond, can also be explored.
Fun and Learning For All
Space Center Houston not only offers static exhibits; the center maintains dynamic programming with three new exhibits each year. The “Destination Moon” exhibit, commemorating the Apollo 11 mission, and the fascinating “Mission Mars”. Which simulates life on the red planet, are just a few examples.
Also, the Space Center U program is an excellent educational option for young people interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Plua, offers an immersive experience in these fields.
Easy and Accessible Visit
Located just one hour from George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) and William P. Hobby (HOU) International Airports, Space Center Houston is easily accessible from anywhere in the world. Whether by cab, bus or car, it’s the perfect place to begin a space adventure on earth.
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