Navy Planetarium (Planetário de Marinha) Tours and Tickets

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Tickets to the Navy Planetarium cost €7 for people aged 13 and over, €3.50 for seniors and children aged 4–12, and are free for children under 4. Family tickets that cover entry for two adults and two children are available for €18. You can also buy combined tickets that offer entry to both the Navy Planetarium and the Navy Museum.

Yes, the Navy Planetarium provides family-friendly sessions in which both adults and children can learn about the cosmos while watching the projections. However, young children may get restless in the session, as visitors are asked to remain quiet and not use lights, devices, or smartphones, which also makes it difficult to leave early.

Yes, the Navy Planetarium is accessible to visitors using wheelchairs. The entrance has a ramp to navigate the small step into the building and there is elevator access inside. Visitors with reduced mobility can also hire wheelchairs from the planetarium. Strollers are not allowed inside.

Filming and photography are not allowed during sessions at the Navy Planetarium, but you can take photos of its regular exhibits. The venue also asks visitors to turn off their phones, not bring any food or drink with them, and stay quiet throughout the session.

Because the Navy Planetarium hosts events and different types of projections, session lengths vary. Most sessions run between 30 minutes and 1 hour, plus there are a few small exhibitions to explore. You may have to allow for some waiting time as well, since the planetarium only holds sessions at certain times throughout the day.