St. Peter's Basilica and Dome Admission with Audio Guide

- At the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex you'll find an astonishing array of exhibits, shows, and attractions anchored by the awe-inspiring Space Shuttle Atlantis, where you can walk right up to the orbiter and feel the sweep of human ingenuity; strap in for the Shuttle Launch Experience if you want your pulse to race as it simulates the roar and vibration of liftoff, wander through the Gateway complex that hints at tomorrow’s missions, stroll the peaceful Rocket Garden lined with gleaming historical rockets, and pay your respects to pioneering explorers in the Heroes & Legends gallery, which includes the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame and brings to life the stories of the people who dared to reach for the stars. - Dive into the "Journey to Mars: Explorers Wanted" exhibit and let a live, interactive theater presentation pull you into the drama of the Red Planet—this lively experience blends science, storytelling, and hands-on participation so you don’t just learn about Mars, you feel like part of the mission. - Step into the Gateway complex to explore how deep-space travel is taking shape through cutting-edge projects led by NASA and its commercial partners; imagine a visionary spaceport where you can choose from several immersive, high-tech experiences that transport you to distant worlds and leave your sense of wonder thoroughly recharged. - Hop on the Kennedy Space Center bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center and be humbled by the sheer scale of the fully restored Saturn V rocket—one of only a handful still intact—which towers above you as a tangible reminder of how far we’ve traveled and what bold engineering can achieve. - As you move through the complex you’ll encounter one of the world’s most extensive collections of astronaut memorabilia—an evocative assortment of artifacts, suits, mission patches, and personal items that together tell intimate, human stories of exploration, sacrifice, and triumph. - Meandering through the grounds, you’ll honor the legends of Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, and the Space Shuttle programs while gaining a clear sense of Kennedy Space Center’s evolving role as America’s premier multi-user spaceport, so the living history and the promise of future exploration unfold side by side, creating memories that stick with you long after you leave.