Travel Guide to Kennedy Space Center in Florida, USA

Scenic spot introduction:

The Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida, the United States, is located on Merritt Island on the east coast of Florida in the eastern United States. It was established in July 1962 and is the most important place for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to test, prepare and launch manned and unmanned spacecraft. It was named in memory of the late US President John F. Kennedy.

Attractions distribution:

The Kennedy Space Center Visitor Center is a private enterprise that is not funded by the U.S. government. It includes several museums, two IMAX theaters, and various guided tours that allow visitors to get up close and personal with otherwise unseen, undisclosed areas. Admission includes transportation to the observation point at Launch Complex 39 and transportation to the Apollo 11 Space Center. Saturn V Center The center is a large museum that houses a recreated Saturn V rocket and other exhibits. Among these exhibits is a recreated Apollo-era firing range where visitors can re-experience the Apollo takeoff, and another area where visitors can re-experience the Apollo 11 landing.