the main altar

and what do we have across here?

The Notre Dame!

The front entrance

Few last ones of it's kind

next stop, the Conciergerie!

Contains one of only three Saturn V rockets still in existence. Made up of S-IC-T (test stage) and the second and third stages

Yup right at the top!

more pillar thingies

The paid areas of the cathedral

The Chapel is only surviving building...

1944, no wonder it's made out of WII tanks!

Inside the cathedral

to get a good view of the two launch pads

Yup lots of sculpty :3

paying your respects

You have to be there yourself to experience it all

speaking about arches!

Air

Got Bendix?

look a school field trip!

which brought the world speed record race

a defunct chandelier

early rotary engine

covering the advances of early flight

fun with science!

such as this one!

exploration of early air travel

early air uniforms

for you landing gear nerds

You get to appreciate the tower more climbing up

This is the fun part of the museum

A decapitated 747

offering insights of all things air

Early jet engines

The museum Imax theater

the capsule simulator section

recognising our women pilots

The gallery of even earlier flight

hand made propellers

got wind sock?

with lots of 'flying places'

brings out the kid in you!

at Washington DC along the National Mall

bzzzz tri motor vibrator simulator

the atriums are decked with overhead planes

SPACCEEE!

which lots of "try it out displays"

The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum!

Early piston engines