• Introduction
• 1. American Museum of Natural History
• 2. The Art Institute of Chicago
• 3. Charles M. Schulz Museum
• 4. The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
• 5. Experience Music Project
• 6. Exploratorium
• 7. Franklin Institute Science Museum
• 8. John F. Kennedy Space Center
• 9. National Air and Space Museum
• 10. National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

National Air and Space Museum

Located on D.C.'s National Mall, in a cavernous building that resembles an aircraft hangar more than it does a museum, this superb ode to aviation and space flight is loaded with historic propeller planes, high-speed jets, satellites, and spacecraft that are sure to appeal to wannabe pilots of all ages. Indeed, the sky’s the limit for an informative and fun-filled experience here, whether it’s climbing in the cockpit for a simulated flight, handling moon rocks, or walking through a replica of an airport control tower. Equally appealing, this is one family museum that costs nothing at all to visit. www.nasm.si.edu

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