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The Sky Tonight Live

Dates:
Shows daily
Times:
Weekends/holidays*: 12.30, 14.00, 15.30 | Weekdays: 15.30
Fee:
Adults £6.50 | Children/concessions £4.50 | Family £17.50** | Members FREE
Location:
Royal Observatory Greenwich; Planetarium
Event type:
Planetarium

Book now Free entry for MembersCome on a fantastic tour of what you can see for yourself in tonight's night sky. Presented live by a Royal Observatory astronomer, this show puts you in touch with the experts. Which constellations and planets, cosmic gas clouds, comets or shooting stars can we see? Mars, Jupiter and Saturn can all be seen with the unaided eye – can we see them tonight, and if so where? Jupiter's moons and Saturn's rings are both visible in binoculars – how do they look up close? These questions and many more are answered in the Sky Tonight Live show.

Ages: recommended for 5+. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

* Easter holidays: 29 March–14 April
NB there will be an additional 17.00 showing on the following dates only: Fri 29 March–Sat 13 April; Sat 25 May–Sun 2 June; Thurs 25 July–Mon 2 Sept

** Family ticket = 2 adults, 2 children OR 1 adult, 3 children.
You can also buy an 'Astro Ticket' (combined Royal Observatory admission + Planetarium ticket), saving up to £7 for families (£2 for individuals).

Booking: To avoid disappointment, we strongly advise that you pre-book tickets (Debit / Credit Card only). You can use the 'Book now' button on this page or telephone Bookings on 020 8312 6608.

Please note: the Planetarium will be closed all day on 7 May, 4 June and 2 July for essential maintenance.

The Peter Harrison Planetarium is part of the Royal Observatory complex in Greenwich Park and is at the top of a steep hill. Walking time from Greenwich Station is approx 25 mins, or 20 mins from the National Maritime Museum. Pay & display parking is available on Blackheath Avenue.

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