GuideWelcome to the National Space Museum. There are five halls, and I'll tell you the star attraction in each before you set off.
GuideThe Moon Hall, straight ahead, holds our proudest treasure: a real rock brought back from the Moon, which you can see up close.
GuideTo the left, the Mars Hall is dominated by a full-size copy of a Mars rover, exactly like the one driving up there now.
GuideThe Pioneers Hall is more sobering. Its centrepiece is the cramped capsule the first crew flew in, barely bigger than a car.
GuideIn the Suit Hall on the right, the cases display spacesuits worn on real missions, still marked with moon dust.
GuideAnd the Failures Hall, my own favourite, is simply a wall of failed rocket designs, proving how much went wrong before things went right.