Advertisement
Travel & Experiences

SPYSPACE in Manhattan

Lasers fill a room that challenges visitors to pass through without touching them at SPYSCAPE in New York.

Lasers fill a room that challenges visitors to pass through without touching them at SPYSCAPE in New York.

  (Seth Wenig / AP)

Associated Press
Share

SPYSCAPE ia a new attraction opening Friday in Manhattan, where visitors can get a glimpse of spying’s past and present, from the code-breaking machines of World War II to the most famous names in espionage and their deeds of derring-do or in some cases, dastardly deception.

Spying Museum

A reporter tries out an interactive surveillance exhibit at SPYSCAPE in New York.

  (Seth Wenig / AP)

Spying Museum

An exercise that tests the users ability to detect deception uses multiple camera angles of the subject at SPYSCAPE in New York.

  (Seth Wenig / AP)

Spying Museum

An old lie detector machine is displayed at SPYSCAPE in New York.

  (Seth Wenig / AP)

Spying Museum

Guy Fawkes masks, often associated with the hacker group Anonymous, are displayed in a section about hacking at SPYSCAPE in New York.

  (Seth Wenig / AP)

Spying Museum

Espionage tools from the cold war era are displayed at SPYSCAPE in New York.

  (Seth Wenig / AP)

Spying Museum

Guy Fawkes masks, often associated with the hacker group Anonymous, are displayed in a section about hacking at SPYSCAPE in New York.

  (Seth Wenig / AP)

Spying Museum

An exercise that tests the users ability to detect deception uses multiple camera angles of the subject at SPYSCAPE in New York.

  (Seth Wenig / AP)

Spying Museum

An “Enigma” machine destroyed by German troops in the field is displayed at SPYSCAPE in New York.

  (Seth Wenig / AP)

Spying Museum

Cans of “envelope X-ray spray” are for sale in the gift shop at SPYSCAPE in New York.

  (Seth Wenig / AP)

Travel & Experiences

More From the Los Angeles Times

Advertisement