Tickets to the Navy Planetarium at Navy Planetarium

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The Navy Planetarium in Lisbon, inaugurated in 1965, projects over 9,000 stars across a 25-metre dome alongside gallery exhibitions on astronomy and navigation.

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Besplatno otkazivanje (24 h)

The Navy Planetarium, known in Portuguese as Planetário de Marinha, is a landmark in Lisbon inaugurated on 20 July 1965 to mark the tenth anniversary of the death of Calouste Gulbenkian. Built as part of the wider Museu de Marinha complex, it houses a 25-metre dome that projects over 9,000 stars and the Milky Way in LED lighting, making it one of the larger planetarium domes in the country. Entry covers the main dome sessions, which trace the history of astronomy and the navigational techniques used by early Portuguese sailors crossing open ocean.

Beyond the dome, visitors move through thematic gallery exhibitions covering celestial science and maritime history, and the site also holds an astronomical observatory and a reference library. The gallery exhibitions rotate around national and international astronomy projects that the planetarium actively supports. For anyone exploring things to do in Lisbon, tickets grant access to all publicly open areas of the complex, including dome sessions and the permanent and temporary gallery spaces. Session schedules vary by season, so checking current programming before booking is advisable.

Zašto ćete ga voljeti

Participate in astonishingly informative sessions about the sky and the stars at the Navy Planetarium’s dome, library, Astronomical Observatory (under renovation), and gallery.
Experience a sliver of astronaut life in space at one of the largest planetariums in the world.
Get an all-access ticket that gives you the opportunity to learn about how early sailors used to navigate the oceans and seas.

Što je uključeno

All exhibitions included (Astronomical Observatory is under renovation)

Dobro je znati

Što znati prije polaska: Arrival and timing
The planetarium runs sessions in the dome throughout the day, so arrive in good time before your chosen session to collect any materials and find your seat. Turning up early also gives you a chance to explore the gallery and its thematic exhibitions before or after the dome show.
Getting around the venue
Your ticket covers all accessible parts of the planetarium, including the dome sessions and the gallery exhibitions.
The Astronomical Observatory is currently under renovation and may not be available to visit.
A library is on site for visitors who wish to browse.
During your visit
Once the dome session begins, keep phones silenced and stored away, as light from screens can disrupt the projection for everyone around you. Photography and recording during sessions is generally not permitted. Latecomers may be asked to wait until a suitable pause before being seated.
Politika otkazivanja: Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time.

Često postavljana

What is the Navy Planetarium in Lisbon?

The Navy Planetarium, known in Portuguese as Planetarium de Marinha, is one of the largest planetariums in the world, located in Lisbon. Inaugurated on 20 July 1965, it was built as part of the Museu de Marinha and features a 25-metre dome that displays over 9,000 stars and the Milky Way in LED lights. It remains active in national and international astronomy projects.

What does a ticket to the Navy Planetarium include?

A ticket provides access to all parts of the Navy Planetarium, including dome sessions where the night sky comes alive with stories and experiences, a gallery housing thematic exhibitions, and a library for visitors to explore. The Astronomical Observatory is currently under renovation.

What can I see and do at the Navy Planetarium?

Visitors can watch dome sessions that recreate the night sky with over 9,000 stars and the Milky Way, explore thematic exhibitions in the gallery, and visit the library. The experience also covers the history of early sailors and how they used the stars to navigate, as well as the science behind astronomy.

Is the Navy Planetarium suitable for children?

Yes, the planetarium's main goal is to excite younger audiences and generate interest in science, making it a particularly good choice for children and families.