Eugenides Foundation New Digital Planetarium Tours and Tickets

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Tickets for shows at the Eugenides Foundation Planetarium cost €7 for adults and €5 for students, children, and people aged over 65. Shows range from animated sequences suitable for kids as young as five through to science-based topics for people aged 10 and above, such as auroras and the cosmos.

Eugenides Foundation Planetarium is normally open seven days a week, with shows from morning until evening, particularly at weekends. Check the calendar to see what’s on before you plan your visit. Note that during Greek term times, many weekday events are reserved for school groups.

No, the Eugenides Foundation Planetarium is not a great place to take very small children. Some of the planetarium’s shows are suitable for children as young as five, but are generally not recommended for under-5s. Families with babies will be pleased to know there are on-site changing facilities.

Yes, Eugenides Foundation Planetarium shows are available in English. The primary language is Greek, but you can bring your own headphones or buy a set at the front desk for a small fee. Just plug the jack into the arm of your seat to hear the audio in English.

Yes, the Eugenides Foundation Planetarium has been designed with people who use wheelchairs in mind. Accessible facilities include barrier-free access to all floors, an adapted bathroom, accessible parking spaces, and wheelchairs to borrow. Guide dogs are welcome, and braille and large-font leaflets are available, but sign language is only possible in Greek.