MUSEUM + PLANETARIUM
TUESDAYS TO FRIDAYS
(EXCEPT June 10, 17 and 27):
10.30 am or 2.00 pm
WEEKENDS:
2.30 pm, 4.00 pm or 5.30 pm
TUESDAYS TO THURSDAYS:
10.30 am or 2.00 pm
FRIDAYS:
evening opening
FIRST WEEKEND:
2.30 pm, 4.00 pm or 5.30 pm
SATURDAYS:
6.30 pm* 7.30 pm or 9.45 pm
SUNDAYS:
2.30 pm, 4.00 pm, 5.30 pm or 6.45 pm
FRIDAYS:
evening opening
FIRST WEEKEND:
2.30 pm, 4.00 pm or 5.30 pm
FROM SATURDAY 9 TO TUESDAY 12:
evening opening
SATURDAYS (EXCEPT August 9):
6.30 pm, 7.30 pm or 9.45 pm
SUNDAYS (EXCEPT August 10):
2.30 pm, 4.00 pm, 5.30 pm or 6.45 pm
WEDNESDAYS AND THURSDAYS:
10.30 am or 2.00 pm
FRIDAYS:
evening opening
WEEKENDS:
2.30 pm, 4.00 pm or 5.30 pm
July and August Weekends
Aperitif with snacks
- SATURDAYS (excluding the first Saturday of the month and August 9): Apericena available for the first group (6:30 pm) and second group (7:30 pm). Reservations must be made by email to barplanetario@esserci.net by midnight on the Wednesday before the Saturday.
The apericena will take place with a minimum number of reservations (15€ including one drink); - SUNDAYS (excluding the first Sunday of the month and August 10): Aperitif available from 5:15 pm to 7:15 pm, bookable on-site at the Museum café.
Note: A valid entrance ticket is required to access the bar service.
Aperitif with snacks
EVERY SUNDAY in August and September: possibility of an aperitif from 5pm to 7pm, bookable on site at the Museum cafeteria.
NB: to access the bar service you must have an entrance ticket.
UPCOMING EVENTS
June 6 & 20 /July 4
Song For Stars
Song for Stars for a show… Infini.to! For three Fridays between June and July, music and stars will be the protagonists of summer 2025 at the Turin Planetarium for the Song for Stars initiative.
APPOINTMENT
July 18 & 25 | August 15 | September 19
Observational evenings
In addition to freely visiting the interactive museum, visitors will be able to observe the sky with the naked eye and with a telescope from the terrace.
August 9-10-11-12
Perseids
Chaising wishes on the Infini.to terrace, during four special nights for the Perseids: the “Shooting Stars” of San Lorenzo.