Les meilleurs événements de la ville Washington DC. Musée national de l'air et de l'espace du Smithsonian - Visite guidée exclusive commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. La visite guidée exclusive de 2 heures du musée vous présentera l'histoire du vol aux États-Unis qui a finalement fait atterrir un homme sur la lune

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Duration 2 Hours

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Guided Museum Tour

Duration 2 Hours

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Accessible aux fauteuils roulants
Les bébés et les jeunes enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
Les options de transport public sont disponibles à proximité
Les options de transport sont en fauteuil roulant accessible
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Remarques : (VEUILLEZ NOTER : Le musée de l'Air et de l'Espace est actuellement en construction massive et le restera pendant plusieurs années. Cela signifie que de nombreuses expositions que nous décrivons peuvent ne PAS être exposé. Nous ajustons notre visite en fonction des étapes changeantes de cette rénovation et des expositions qui sont à notre disposition. voici un lien vers leur site Web si vous souhaitez une liste mise à jour de ce que vous pouvez voir lors de votre visite : https ://airandspace.si.edu/exhibitions/now-view Merci de votre compréhension.) Une tenue vestimentaire appropriée est requise pour entrer dans certains sites de cette tournée. Aucun grand sac ou valise n'est autorisé à l'intérieur du musée, seuls les sacs à main ou les petits sacs à dos fins sont autorisés par la sécurité. En raison des mesures de sécurité renforcées dans de nombreuses attractions, certaines files d'attente peuvent se former lors de visites avec un accès "Skip the Line" ou "No Wait". Certaines salles spécifiques à l'intérieur du musée sont soumises à un droit de parole très calme ou restreint à l'intérieur, dans ce cas, votre guide fournira les informations sur ces lieux avant d'entrer dans les salles spécifiques où cette règle s'applique. Certaines collections peuvent varier au cours de l'année.

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National Air and Space Museum

(PLEASE NOTE: The Air & Space museum is currently under massive construction and will remain as such for multiple years. This means that Many of the exhibits we describe may NOT be on display. We adjust our tour based on the changing stages of this renovation, and the exhibits that are available to us. here is a link for their website if you would like an updated list of what you may see during your visit: https://airandspace.si.edu/exhibitions/now-view Thank you for understanding.) The National Air and Space Museum doesn’t just cover extraterrestrial exploration. It covers everything from the early history of flight to the Space Race and moon landings. You’ll see the first plane to take flight as well as the Spirit of St. Louis, the first plane to cross the Atlantic. Discuss Amelia Earhart, the iconic female pilot who famously disappeared while trying to fly around the world. Check out Hubble space suits, and lunar modules while learning all about NASA and the United States’ space program. The two story back ups for the Hubble telescope and the early space station Skylab dominate your field of vision and since the originals stayed in space, this is the best way to get up close and personal! Find out what it's like to be an astronaut today with one of our expert guides – there’s even freeze dried ice cream in the gift shop to get the full experience. Discover the history of the world’s foremost space program and the technology and innovation that made it possible to land a man on the moon. — Wright Flyer (original) — Neil Armstrong Apollo 11 spacesuit (original) — Lunar Module (backup) — John Glenn’s Mercury capsule (original) — Charles Lindbergh’s Spirit of St. Louis (original) — Chuck Yeager’s Bell X-1 (original) — Hubble Telescope (test vehicle) — Skylab, America’s 1st space station (backup) — Space Shuttle’s mid deck (model)

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National Air and Space Museum

(PLEASE NOTE: The Air & Space museum is currently under massive construction and will remain as such for multiple years. This means that Many of the exhibits we describe may NOT be on display. We adjust our tour based on the changing stages of this renovation, and the exhibits that are available to us. here is a link for their website if you would like an updated list of what you may see during your visit: https://airandspace.si.edu/exhibitions/now-view Thank you for understanding.) The National Air and Space Museum doesn’t just cover extraterrestrial exploration. It covers everything from the early history of flight to the Space Race and moon landings. You’ll see the first plane to take flight as well as the Spirit of St. Louis, the first plane to cross the Atlantic. Discuss Amelia Earhart, the iconic female pilot who famously disappeared while trying to fly around the world. Check out Hubble space suits, and lunar modules while learning all about NASA and the United States’ space program. The two story back ups for the Hubble telescope and the early space station Skylab dominate your field of vision and since the originals stayed in space, this is the best way to get up close and personal! Find out what it's like to be an astronaut today with one of our expert guides – there’s even freeze dried ice cream in the gift shop to get the full experience. Discover the history of the world’s foremost space program and the technology and innovation that made it possible to land a man on the moon. — Wright Flyer (original) — Neil Armstrong Apollo 11 spacesuit (original) — Lunar Module (backup) — John Glenn’s Mercury capsule (original) — Charles Lindbergh’s Spirit of St. Louis (original) — Chuck Yeager’s Bell X-1 (original) — Hubble Telescope (test vehicle) — Skylab, America’s 1st space station (backup) — Space Shuttle’s mid deck (model)

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National Air and Space Museum

(PLEASE NOTE: The Air & Space museum is currently under massive construction and will remain as such for multiple years. This means that Many of the exhibits we describe may NOT be on display. We adjust our tour based on the changing stages of this renovation, and the exhibits that are available to us. here is a link for their website if you would like an updated list of what you may see during your visit: https://airandspace.si.edu/exhibitions/now-view Thank you for understanding.) The National Air and Space Museum doesn’t just cover extraterrestrial exploration. It covers everything from the early history of flight to the Space Race and moon landings. You’ll see the first plane to take flight as well as the Spirit of St. Louis, the first plane to cross the Atlantic. Discuss Amelia Earhart, the iconic female pilot who famously disappeared while trying to fly around the world. Check out Hubble space suits, and lunar modules while learning all about NASA and the United States’ space program. The two story back ups for the Hubble telescope and the early space station Skylab dominate your field of vision and since the originals stayed in space, this is the best way to get up close and personal! Find out what it's like to be an astronaut today with one of our expert guides – there’s even freeze dried ice cream in the gift shop to get the full experience. Discover the history of the world’s foremost space program and the technology and innovation that made it possible to land a man on the moon. — Wright Flyer (original) — Neil Armstrong Apollo 11 spacesuit (original) — Lunar Module (backup) — John Glenn’s Mercury capsule (original) — Charles Lindbergh’s Spirit of St. Louis (original) — Chuck Yeager’s Bell X-1 (original) — Hubble Telescope (test vehicle) — Skylab, America’s 1st space station (backup) — Space Shuttle’s mid deck (model)

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National Air and Space Museum

(PLEASE NOTE: The Air & Space museum is currently under massive construction and will remain as such for multiple years. This means that Many of the exhibits we describe may NOT be on display. We adjust our tour based on the changing stages of this renovation, and the exhibits that are available to us. here is a link for their website if you would like an updated list of what you may see during your visit: https://airandspace.si.edu/exhibitions/now-view Thank you for understanding.) The National Air and Space Museum doesn’t just cover extraterrestrial exploration. It covers everything from the early history of flight to the Space Race and moon landings. You’ll see the first plane to take flight as well as the Spirit of St. Louis, the first plane to cross the Atlantic. Discuss Amelia Earhart, the iconic female pilot who famously disappeared while trying to fly around the world. Check out Hubble space suits, and lunar modules while learning all about NASA and the United States’ space program. The two story back ups for the Hubble telescope and the early space station Skylab dominate your field of vision and since the originals stayed in space, this is the best way to get up close and personal! Find out what it's like to be an astronaut today with one of our expert guides – there’s even freeze dried ice cream in the gift shop to get the full experience. Discover the history of the world’s foremost space program and the technology and innovation that made it possible to land a man on the moon. — Wright Flyer (original) — Neil Armstrong Apollo 11 spacesuit (original) — Lunar Module (backup) — John Glenn’s Mercury capsule (original) — Charles Lindbergh’s Spirit of St. Louis (original) — Chuck Yeager’s Bell X-1 (original) — Hubble Telescope (test vehicle) — Skylab, America’s 1st space station (backup) — Space Shuttle’s mid deck (model)

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National Air and Space Museum

(PLEASE NOTE: The Air & Space museum is currently under massive construction and will remain as such for multiple years. This means that Many of the exhibits we describe may NOT be on display. We adjust our tour based on the changing stages of this renovation, and the exhibits that are available to us. here is a link for their website if you would like an updated list of what you may see during your visit: https://airandspace.si.edu/exhibitions/now-view Thank you for understanding.) The National Air and Space Museum doesn’t just cover extraterrestrial exploration. It covers everything from the early history of flight to the Space Race and moon landings. You’ll see the first plane to take flight as well as the Spirit of St. Louis, the first plane to cross the Atlantic. Discuss Amelia Earhart, the iconic female pilot who famously disappeared while trying to fly around the world. Check out Hubble space suits, and lunar modules while learning all about NASA and the United States’ space program. The two story back ups for the Hubble telescope and the early space station Skylab dominate your field of vision and since the originals stayed in space, this is the best way to get up close and personal! Find out what it's like to be an astronaut today with one of our expert guides – there’s even freeze dried ice cream in the gift shop to get the full experience. Discover the history of the world’s foremost space program and the technology and innovation that made it possible to land a man on the moon. — Wright Flyer (original) — Neil Armstrong Apollo 11 spacesuit (original) — Lunar Module (backup) — John Glenn’s Mercury capsule (original) — Charles Lindbergh’s Spirit of St. Louis (original) — Chuck Yeager’s Bell X-1 (original) — Hubble Telescope (test vehicle) — Skylab, America’s 1st space station (backup) — Space Shuttle’s mid deck (model)

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Musée national de l'air et de l'espace

(VEUILLEZ NOTER : Le musée Air & Space est actuellement en construction massive et le restera pendant plusieurs années. Cela signifie que de nombreuses expositions que nous décrivons peuvent ne PAS être exposées. Nous ajustons notre visite en fonction des étapes changeantes de cette rénovation. , et les expositions qui sont à notre disposition. Voici un lien vers leur site Web si vous souhaitez une liste mise à jour de ce que vous pouvez voir lors de votre visite : https://airandspace.si.edu/exhibitions/now-view Merci de votre compréhension.) Le Musée national de l'air et de l'espace ne couvre pas seulement l'exploration extraterrestre. Il couvre tout, des débuts de l'histoire du vol à la course à l'espace et aux alunissages. Vous verrez le premier avion à prendre son envol ainsi que le Spirit of St. Louis, le premier avion à avoir traversé l'Atlantique. Discutez d'Amelia Earhart, la célèbre pilote féminine qui a disparu alors qu'elle tentait de faire le tour du monde. Découvrez les combinaisons spatiales Hubble et les modules lunaires tout en apprenant tout sur la NASA et le programme spatial des États-Unis. Les sauvegardes à deux étages du télescope Hubble et de la première station spatiale Skylab dominent votre champ de vision et puisque les originaux sont restés dans l'espace, c'est la meilleure façon de se rapprocher de vous ! Découvrez ce que c'est que d'être un astronaute aujourd'hui avec l'un de nos guides experts - il y a même de la crème glacée lyophilisée dans la boutique de cadeaux pour vivre une expérience complète. Découvrez l'histoire du plus grand programme spatial au monde et la technologie et l'innovation qui ont permis d'atterrir un homme sur la lune. — Prospectus Wright (original) - Combinaison spatiale Neil Armstrong Apollo 11 (originale) — Module lunaire (sauvegarde) — Capsule Mercury de John Glenn (originale) — Spirit of St. Louis de Charles Lindbergh (original) — Le Bell X-1 de Chuck Yeager (original) — Télescope Hubble (véhicule d'essai) — Skylab, la 1ère station spatiale américaine (sauvegarde) — Pont intermédiaire de la navette spatiale (modèle)

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Commentaires (39)

G_B

Nov 2022

Super nice guy that walked with us through part of the museum on a day we would not have been able to get tickets. Other than that, we were seriously disappointed. For example, we all arrived early, but rather than have us enter the head of the long line to save time, our guide waited until the line extended to the end of the building before telling us we should get in the line and then didn’t have our tickets ready. We then spent 45 mins of a 2-hour tour in the first room. Basic information was repeated. We heard the same personal history of our guide a half dozen times. We all agreed that we learned nothing new during this tour and missed seeing at least two thirds of the museum. We were told there would be a “surprise” and with precious time remaining, we left the museum(!!) and walked a half mile to the NASA library. An okay extension if we would have actually seen the other two thirds of the museum. However, as nice and as knowledgeable as the NASA Librarian might be, we didn’t pay for a tour of the tiny library and “free” outdated posters.

Christina_S

Nov 2022

We came to Washington D.C. last minute and wanted to see the Air and Space Museum. The free timed tickets were sold out for the entire weekend. We decided to book a semi private tour. Our tour guide Richard was wonderful, well versed in all aspects of the museum. He was funny, approachable and his stories were very fascinating. I am so glad we decided to pay for the tour. If you are so lucky to have Richard as your tour guide, you will not be disappointed.. I give this experience a 5 star.

TAJE_C

Nov 2022

Memorable experience we had was the sharing of special peace about Apollo 11 , Stars/ plants, and special people that were more important basis on sculptures in planes and gadgets! I had a fascinated time spent on each section of the air and space Museum. I would recommend Richard Robinson to anyone, willing to take their time and understand the creativity of each artifact know to man and knowing NASA.

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