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 11, 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.