Photo of the venue: Museo Casa de la Ciencia de Sevilla
'Cetaceans of Andalusia' permanent exhibition at La Casa de la Ciencia
The Planetarium of La Casa de la Ciencia is the only fixed digital *fulldome* astronomical installation in the city of Seville dedicated to the dissemination of the cosmos and space sciences for children and families.
Under an immersive projection dome, children discover constellations, planets, and the mysteries of the universe through sessions designed for different age groups, such as "A Mouse on the Moon" or "Live Sky," energized with three-dimensional simulations.
It is located in the Pabellón de Perú (Avenida de María Luisa) and its planetarium projections take place from Friday to Sunday. Admission to the planetarium costs €3 per person (or €5 in the combined modality along with the museum's general exhibition).
Frequently asked questions
When are there planetarium sessions?
Planetarium sessions for family audiences are scheduled from Friday to Sunday at the Pabellón de Perú.
How long does each projection last?
Planetarium projections usually last between 30 and 45 minutes depending on the selected pass.