Expect a supremely well-curated array of picks from labels like Daryl K and Alexander Wang. This location is the edgiest of the three area Co-ops. 続きを読む
Has a ton of cute stationary, pens, and notebooks in case you forgot yours or need new ones! Plus, it’s directly across from the tents.
The raved-about second-floor shoe salon is filled with choice picks from all the heavy hitters. On the fifth floor is an upscale yet understated accessories section.
We love the house line of affordable, feminine clothing and accessories—new styles are added weekly. 続きを読む
Because you can't. Wear. The same thing. Over and over. An incredible selection of jeans and cute buys from lines like 3.1 Phillip Lim and Vince make this a fun stop.
With its two levels, this is Anthro’s most ambitious NYC store yet. It even has the chain’s first and only in-store art gallery.
This location has the most night-owlish hours in the city: until midnight on Friday and Saturday.
The sale racks here are always loaded with the items you would have happily paid full price for—perhaps because this location has the widest selection of the entire deeply covetable collection. 続きを読む
Fans of the vintage-inspired garments and home accessories at this boutique chain should make a point of visiting its hometown emporium. It has a thrilling amount of merchandise. 続きを読む
Huge, only a few minutes away from the tents in walking-in-huge-heels time, and has everything you’d ever need to look stylish instantly.
Have time to kill? The closest thing to a mall in NYC, the shops at Grand Central Station run the gamut from high-end lingerie to French pastries.
Leave your iPhone in a taxi in the rush between shows? Stop in here to replace it. You can also check your email and use their restroom (on the 3rd floor).
If you’re in need of a quick trend fix after watching the latest on the runways, dash in on your way out of the tents.
NASA uses robots for a wide array of space exploration activities. Learn how robots think and act in the interactive RoboWorld area, which is the world's largest permanent robotics exhibition. 続きを読む
Check out the new “Science on a Sphere” exhibit featuring a 3D experience of Earth, the moon, and storms on Jupiter from a 6-foot diameter globe suspended from the ceiling. 続きを読む
NASA is involved in weather research and now you can too! Experience natural disasters while learning the science behind them in Disasterville & produce your own meteorology newscast in WeatherQuest. 続きを読む
The Crosby Observatory houses Florida's largest publicly accessible refractor telescope. Use it to view planets, moons of Jupiter, rings of Saturn and deep sky objects such as galaxies and nebulas. 続きを読む
A toggle switch was broken on the Eagle moon lander during the Apollo XI mission by Armstrong's backpack. The steel pen on exhibit here was used to close the circuit allowing the engines to fire. 続きを読む
Explore 100 years of aviation history with interactive exhibits that include piloting a space shuttle, air traffic control, program a Mars rover, launch a rocket, & even climb aboard a WWII bomber! 続きを読む
Visitors to the Space Command area can interact with 30 exhibits including the Research Station, an 8 foot telescope, and a Remote Command area where you help to track down an unmanned space probe. 続きを読む
Have you ever wanted to fire a laser into Jello? See what a Martian snowflake looks like? Do you want to learn how to make a telescope using reading glasses? Then you've come to the right place! 続きを読む
Now that you have seen what Alcatraz looks like from the inside, click the link to see what it looks like from 220 miles above Earth aboard the International Space Station using an 800mm camera lens. 続きを読む
Play a round of Rocket Park Mini Golf while you're here. Each hole demonstrates science concepts that NASA uses to explore space, like propulsion, gravity, escape velocity & more. A fun way to learn! 続きを読む
Contains the world's largest collection of memorabilia dedicated to our nation's astronauts. Explore rare artifacts, engaging exhibits, training simulators, 3D Science on a Sphere, and more. 続きを読む
Immerse yourself in a tunnel of beautiful photos from the Hubble Telescope. The monthly “Sunday Experiment” lets you launch rockets and learn about space science & technology from Goddard engineers. 続きを読む
The 300 seat Oschin Planetarium is one of the finest and most technologically sophisticated in the world. Once a month, Los Angeles astronomy clubs host a free Public Star Party on the lawn. 続きを読む
Enjoy panoramic views of the surface of Mars & Saturn’s rings on the 40ft wide high-res movie screen, visit the wind tunnel exhibit, and see a rock from the moon! 続きを読む
More than 500,000 students & adults from all over the U.S. and more than 40 countries have attended the program since its founding in 1982. Part of the 1986 movie SpaceCamp was filmed here. 続きを読む
In the lobby, see a replica of the 2006 Nobel Prize for Physics that NASA Astrophysicist Dr. John Mather received for his work understanding the Big Bang. 続きを読む
Visit the NASA sponsored exhibit "Moving Beyond Earth" which through interactive displays and artifacts will highlight our moving into space, living and working there, and then envisioning our future. 続きを読む
