Zeiss Großplanetarium

  • Zeiss Planetarium

    Zeiss Major Planetarium Å·ÃÀÇéÉ«: View of the entrance and dome of the main hall.

  • Zeiss-Großplanetarium

    Foyer of the Zeiss Major Planetarium.

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    Star projector in the planetarium hall of the Zeiss Planetarium.

A massive silver globe set back from the busy Prenzlauer Allee, the Zeiss Planetarium is one of the most modern stellar theatres in Europe.

The Zeiss-Großplanetarium (Zeiss Major Planetarium or Zeiss Grand Planetarium) was opened in October 1987 after only two years of construction as one of the largest and most modern stellar theaters in Europe. With its outer dome diameter of 30 meters, the Zeiss-Großplanetarium is one of the largest planetariums in Germany.

Programme at the Zeiss Großplanetarium

The Zeiss Planetarium pursues a program philosophy that aims to combine scientific knowledge with entertaining and artistic elements with the help of composers, graphic artists and actors to create a unified whole that gives visitors an experience with a strong emotional impact. The aim is to combine education, recreation and relaxation.

Zeiss Großplanetarium: Current events and tickets

Armstrong

The tiny, inquisitive mouse Armstrong is fascinated by space, especially the moon. On a clear night, he observes it with his little telescope and is keen to find out more about it. The other mice claim that it's made of cheese, but Armstrong doesn't believe... more

Legends of the night sky

with live part in German Since time immemorial, the clear starry sky has inspired people all over the world to tell stories. They gazed up at the countless points of light and tried to use constellations to create an order for orientation - because the... more

The chemistry of life

Sometimes it's the smallest things that matter most. Join us on a journey into a seemingly invisible world - the world of molecules and nanoparticles. more

Polaris and the enigma of the polar night

James, a globe-trotting penguin from the South Pole, meets polar bear Vladimir in the icy world of the North Pole. Together they look at the stars, wonder about the length of polar nights, and realize they want to know more. Together they build the spaceship... more

Distant Bells

Distant Bells with a fantastic Pink Floyd show Reproducing the sound of the legendary band Pink Floyd on stage with stylistic confidence and high quality is always a challenge for musicians. Distant Bells, from Brno in the Czech Republic, are eight passionate... more

Address, Opening Hours and Contact Information

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 Address
Prenzlauer Allee 80
10405 Å·ÃÀÇéÉ«
Phone
+49 (0)30 421 845 10
Internet
Opening Hours
Only open during events.
Accessibility
Wheelchair access via ramp. Elevator to the planetarium and lecture hall. Designated seats for wheelchair users.
Admission Fee
Varies depending on the event

Public transportation

  • Train (S-Bahn)

    • 0.2km
      • S8
      • S41
      • S85
      • S42
  • Bus

    • 0.3km
      • 156
    • 0.5km
      • 156
      • 158
  • Tram

    • 0.2km
      • M2
    • 0.2km
      • M2
    • 0.5km
      • M2
    • 0.5km
      • M10

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Source: Zeiss-Großplanetarium/Å·ÃÀÇéÉ«Online

Last edited: 25 April 2025