Ibirapuera Planetarium

The Ibirapuera Planetarium is a state-of-the-art facility located within São Paulo's iconic Ibirapuera Park. It offers visitors a journey through the cosmos with its digital projection system that creates stunning 3D simulations of stars, planets, and galaxies. The museum section includes interactive exhibits on astronomy, space exploration, and the history of the universe. The planetarium's dome is one of the largest in Brazil, providing an immersive experience. Visitors can attend scheduled shows that cover topics like the solar system, black holes, and the night sky. The surrounding park adds to the experience, making it a great destination for families and science enthusiasts. The architecture of the building itself is modern and striking, blending into the park's landscape.

Don't miss

• Watch a full-dome digital show about the universe.
• Explore interactive exhibits on astronomy and space.
• Visit the park's other attractions like the Museum of Modern Art.
• Attend special events like star-gazing nights.
• Photograph the unique architecture of the planetarium.

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Ibirapuera Planetarium

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Know before you go

• Shows have limited seating; book tickets in advance online.
• The planetarium is indoors, so it's a good rainy-day activity.
• Combine your visit with a walk through Ibirapuera Park, which has lakes, gardens, and museums.
• Download the park map or use a navigation app to find the planetarium easily.

A bit of history

Opened in 1954 as part of the Ibirapuera Park complex designed by Oscar Niemeyer, the planetarium underwent major renovations in the 2000s to upgrade its technology and facilities.