SF: Reserved seating, cocktails, popcorn with REAL butter. That's how movies should be watched. -IFC Viewer
SF: A real biker bar with heart. It’s the last bastion of the pre dot-com rebel/artist. Park benches on a dirt lot; it's like drinking in a junkyard and is one of SF's most loved hangouts. -IFC Staff
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. En savoir plus .
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. En savoir plus .
Experience what it was like in the control room during the Apollo 11 launch and the lunar landing. Explore the stages of a real Saturn V rocket suspended overhead and even touch a real moon rock. En savoir plus .
The Aerospace Education Lab here is part of the NASA Science Engineering Mathematics and Aerospace Academy where students simulate real world challenges in both aeronautics and space exploration. En savoir plus .
The dome atop this building houses the Beck Telescope, a 30-inch reflector 1930s vintage Cassegrain model. The Delafield Planetarium and lecture hall host a terrific monthly Open House Lecture Series. En savoir plus .
SpaceLink lets visitors pilot a Mars rover, dock the space shuttle, try on a flight suit, track live satellites and more. SpaceLink also is home to the Hubble Space Telescope National Visitor Center. En savoir plus .
Great bar that really comes into its own on Sundays with the legendary Jazz session! Nice chilled way to get over your weekend hangover!
The rooftop hot spot has fast become a star magnet. W Hollywoodhotel guests will have an easier time getting in, but if it's not happeningfor you, try the Living Room restaurant and bar downstairs.
Wonder what Ryan Gosling's listening to? The actor is often found in the deejay booth of this club also known for burlesque shows, jazz and rock concerts–it even has room to showcase new art.
Leonardo DiCaprio has already hit up this intimate space, which was once Hills go-to spot Coco de Ville. No space in the club? Get a drink (or meal) at the equally elegant adjoining restaurant, STK.
Jello shot sushi snack? Yes, please! It's California meets the Hamptons at this beach house-inspired club that has celebs like Chris Pine imbibing between its indoor/outdoor spaces.
Feast on hearty Italian fare–try their famous Kobe beef meatball ($18)—while feasting your eyes on regulars like Justin Timberlake. Then skip dessert and just dance...the club's open 'til 4 a.m.!
This West Hollywood gay hotspot is a go-to destination for anyone looking to mix it up while fueled by a plethora of famous martini flavors, from key lime pie to cucumber.
Three venues in one–an Asian restaurant, nightclub and outdoor pool–means nonstop action. Tip: Wanna party like Christina Aguilera? Snag a VIP skybox and dance above the crowd—just be prepared to pay.
