National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC and Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, VA.
14390 Air and Space Museum Pkwy Chantilly , VA 20151 United States
Discovery flew more missions than any other space shuttle . It flew 39 times from 1984 to 2011, spending altogether 365 days in space. We kept it as-is to preserve its space-flown history. Read more
Discovery is one of the coolest things you will ever see. Seriously. She's preserved exactly as is after shuttle mission STS-133, in which the orbiter docked with the International Space Station.
Utterly wonderful! You get to see a space shuttle up close. Absolutely worth a visit for anyone if you're flying via Dulles, and worth a visit for space fans if you're in Washington DC.
Must see this Museum . Staff here are very welcoming and very humble including the security personnels. Would recommend anybody to come and see how well the planes and shuttle have been looked after.
When standing behind this shuttle, turn your iPhone sideways, switch to panorama mode in your camera , and pan vertically to get a photo of just the shuttle or a portrait with shuttle in the bkgrnd
Amazing to see this up and close. Touch Space if you can.
Yeah, she's a little worn, but the orbitor Discovery flew some 148 million miles before being retired. As you stand before this amazing piece of machinery remember she launched Hubble!
Head to the top of the stairs on the left of the shuttle to fit it all into the picture!
Lots of history, space shuttle , Enola Gay , spy plane , WWII aircraft . All meticulously restored. IMAX Theater . Observation deck to see Dulles Airport .
Worth the trip to the annex just to see Discovery .
a must see while in DC. At the museum in Chantilly Va.
It's unbelievable to see this aircraft up close and personal. It's huge and a beauty.
Great museum !
Take your time, get with a guide, they are awesome info sources.
Very cool. Cooler than Enterprise in NYC because you can see re-entry wear on the tiles.
Impressive to see this huge aircraft that actually made it into space and back/
AS of 2012, Discovery has flown more than any other spacecraft having completed 39 successful missions in over 27 years of service.
You can see how worn she is. Amazing sight.
Come see one of mankind's finest creations in person.
Planes , jets, rockets, & missiles
Imagine being stuck in here!
Currently on the ground .
Buy a picture!!!
Visiting and viewing discovery and the Enola gay
Space shuttle
Go on a weekday! Place is empty!
Hug your shuttle
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Don't miss seeing a first-run film here. The picture and sound will blow your mind (and ears) but in a good way. They sell popcorn, candy and bottled drinks. Have fun! - Leonda Levchuk
You can see for miles and miles from the observation deck. Viewing the sunset is a colorful treat. Skip the control room. - Matt Small
Be sure to get the arias view from the elevated walkways! - Robert W
Boeing B-29 Superfortress that dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima on August 6, 1945. Named after the mother of the pilot, Colonel Paul Tibbets. Flew reconnaissance in the bombing of Nagasaki. - Charles
This Air France Concorde (F-BVFA) had her first flight on October 27, 1976 and last on June 12, 2003. The only Air France Concorde, and one of only three, on display in the U.S. (NYC & Seattle). - Charles
Awesome! Totally worth the drive. Finding the restrooms can be frustrating but there are plenty so if you wander around you will find one. Cool stuff in the gift shop. Super clean McDonalds inside. - Ada Rose Mancusi