Skip the Line: Planetarium Cusco Admission Ticket

Recommended by 90% of travelers

Cusco, Peru

Great choice

5+ bookings last month.

2 hours (approx.)
Pickup offered
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English

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Overview

Planetarium Cusco is a perfect attraction for families or groups interested in astronomy, and by prebooking this Planetarium Cusco admission ticket, you can guarantee your visit and round-trip transport from Plaza Regocijo. Learn all about the universe and Inca astronomy at the planetarium from your guide, and then get dropped back at the city center for more exploring.

Guarantee your entry with this Planetarium Cusco admission ticket
Learn about the universe and Inca astronomy from a guide
A short tour leaves you with the rest of the day to sightsee as you’d like
Round-trip transport from Plaza Regocijo included for added convenience

What's Included

Round-trip transfer from Plaza Regocijo at 5:30 pm
Guided show in Spanish or English
Professional guide

Food and drinks
Hotel pickup and drop-off

Meeting and Pickup

Pickup point

Plaza Regocijo
F2M9+5X2, Cusco 08002, Peru
https://goo.gl/maps/nzCfCJ5ZH8RbBNZC6

Pickup details

The only pick up point is in the city center. We will met at 5:30 pm at Regocijo square middle of the plaza next to the fountain. the car departs at 5:40pm. The guides are wearing jackets and holding signs for the Planetarium next to the water fountain. El unico punto de recojo es del medio de la Plaza Regocijo a las 5:30pm también conocida como Cusipata. Estamos con uniformes al lado de la fuente. Partimos a las 5:40 pm

Operating hours

01/01/2026 - 12/31/2026
Monday - Saturday : 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM

What To Expect

Planetarium Cusco Sitio Oficial

Admission Ticket Included

Additional Info

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Not wheelchair accessible
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Minimum age is 7 years
A current valid passport or ID is required on the show date

Infants must sit on laps
Not recommended for travelers with back problems
Most travelers can participate
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 22 travelers

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Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

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Reviews

4.6

based on 196 reviews

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Recommend for All Ages

YimJung_L, Jul 2025

Excellent Learning Environment and Great Place. It is for all ages and would be a special and Beautiful experiment . Best of the best one of the Cusco tours.

Loved the planetarium

Bronson_P, Apr 2025

Very informative. Great guides that made astronomy a lot of fun. Got to see the planets and learn about how the Inkans used the constellations to predict their future. My 12yo and 17yo stayed awake for the entire thing and even talked to us about it! That’s a win in my book! Unfortunately, no hotel pick-up and drop-off, but great just the same!

Great information about southern hemisphere astronomy

Connor_B, Sep 2024

This was a great experience. Although it was cloudy and we couldn't see much, our two guides made up for it. We learned a lot about everything Peruvian as far as nature and astonomy goes.

Star gazing and history all in one

Mavourneen_M, Sep 2024

The atmosphere was relaxed and the staff were not only very informative but alot of fun! There was a good variety of things to see and learn about.

Gem of Cusco

Mona_S, Aug 2024

We only heard about this place through word of mouth from another traveller. Short and sweet visit, it started at 5:30pm at the meetup place and we were back for 8:00pm. The experience was divided into 3 parts: virtual night sky projector, using real telescopes outside, and slideshow presentation of Inka astronomy. For me, the virtual project bit made me a bit motion sick so I had to step outside near the end but I recovered and was able to enjoy the rest of the night. Using the telescopes was so special, and the final presentation was memorable and fun for families as well.

At least we met a great cab driver.

Jim_K, Apr 2023

We arrived at the pick up location and waited 20 minutes for someone to show up. After no one showing up we thought we might have misunderstood the meeting place. So, we had a cab take us to the planetarium. Upon arriving, the place looked almost deserted. Our cab driver was amazing. He called the number for the business and I was able to speak to a woman, who explained to me that she had emailed me the previous day to cancel. We now have waited 2 more days to see if this email would finally arrive. As of yet it hasn’t. So In the end we wasted the time to arrange and go. The money for the experience and to top it off a 2 way cab fair. So yes it was an experience!

Nothing crazy, but a fun...

Jack_W, Apr 2022

Nothing crazy, but a fun quick trip to learn a bit about astronomy/astrology and use some small telescopes to see some star clusters.

Amazing Experience

Maya_G, Jun 2019

Really knowledgable and enthusiastic family sharing knowledge of the stars :) Very interesting historical context of astronomy and history of Peru from pre-Colonial times, and then a great look at the stars in the planetarium. It was partially cloudy the night I went, but we still got to see a bunch of constellations outside with the naked eye and with the telescopes. Dress warmly.

Response from Host, Jun 2019

Thanks so much for taking the time on sharing your experience. This year we are making some adjustments to improve and improve the experience, and we are glad that you perceive this. The rainy season stayed with us longer than we expected but is better know All the best to you and keep enjoying amazing Peru

This company is awesome! Its family...

Nashira M, Aug 2018

This company is awesome! Its family owned and you can see the passion they have for this planetarium from the moment you walk in the door. They are so professional - everything was organized perfectly from start to finish. Such a treat while in Cusco. The price is great and you really get to appreciate the Incas and previous tribes so much more after this tour!

The family that run the planetarium are...

mhawke, Jun 2018

The family that run the planetarium are so passionate, they make this experience totally worth it on their own! We were picked up from the centre of Cuzco and driven to the planetarium, where we were given a history of the stars and the meaning to the Inca's. It was quite cool to hear hw much impact they had on them. You eventually move outside, and even though cloudy, they made sure we saw some planets and constellations. Even though we had to wait for the clouds to move sometimes, they never let you get bored, telling you stories and keeping you entertained.

I think one of the best places to see...

Sandra C., Jun 2018

I think one of the best places to see stars is probably Cusco and at the planetarium, we can learn so much about it. It was a bit cloudy when I went but we still managed to see gorgeous stars. The explanations the guides give are very interested. Very recommended if you like astronomy. Sandra C.

A small, personalized experience...

Tyler_M, Apr 2018

A small, personalized experience with a professional family. They have a beautiful indoor planetarium where you learn about southern constellations and Incan astronomy, then you go outside to see different stars and clouds through their telescopes. The naked-eye gazing is also spectacular, and you can faintly see the Milky Way from their house.