Planetarium Mallorca
Planetarium Mallorca is an astronomy centre on Camí de Son Bernat 9 in Costitx, Mallorca. Visits are split into 3 parts and last around 3 to 4 hours: an outdoor talk, a dome film and telescope viewing of the Moon, Saturn, Jupiter or Mars. Admission is 10 € for adults or 15 € for non-residents, with children from 8 years at 8 €. Opening times can change, so booking ahead is advisable; there is a large car park.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to book in advance for Planetarium Mallorca?
Several visitors mention that booking or arranging a visit in advance is advisable, especially on busy dates or for special events. There are also reports of posted opening times not always matching the actual situation on the day. If you plan to visit at a specific time, it is sensible to confirm before travelling.
How long does a visit to Planetarium Mallorca take?
According to several visitors, the visit lasts around 3 hours and is split into 3 parts. Another review mentions a total of about 4 hours, depending on the programme or event. The usual format includes a talk, a dome presentation and telescope viewing.
What is included in a visit to Planetarium Mallorca?
Several reviews describe 3 main parts: an astronomy talk, a dome or planetarium film, and telescope observations. Visitors mention seeing the Moon, Saturn, Jupiter and Mars through the telescopes. Some also refer to meteorites and a collection of space-related exhibits.
Which languages are used at Planetarium Mallorca?
Reviews most often mention English and Catalan, and one visitor also notes Spanish. Several guests say they could ask for English on arrival. Because language availability can vary by session, it is sensible to confirm in advance if you need a specific language.
How much does Planetarium Mallorca cost?
Several reviews mention an admission price of 15 € per person for non-locals or English-speaking visitors. Another review states 10 € for adults, 15 € for non-residents and 8 € for children aged 8 and up. As prices may vary by programme, it is worth confirming the current rate before you go.
Is Planetarium Mallorca suitable for children and families?
Several visitors describe the programme as suitable for families, with children from around 7 or 8 years old mentioned in reviews. One review says 8+ for children, while another considers 7+ appropriate. As the visit often lasts about 3 hours, it is generally better suited to school-age children than very young ones.
Is there parking and how do I get to Planetarium Mallorca?
One visitor reports a large parking area on site. During special events, parking can become busy, and some guests mention having to park farther away and walk. Planetarium Mallorca is in Costitx, so allowing extra time for arrival is sensible, especially for evening sessions or events.
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Location
CamÍ de Son Bernat, 9, 07144 Costitx
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