A Journey to the Boundaries of the Universe
The planetarium at the Eugenides Foundation is one of the largest and most advanced science education centres in the world. Using state-of-the-art equipment and the latest technological advancements in audiovisual media, it offers an immersive viewing experience that transports the audience to the heart of astronomical research and space exploration.
The Viewing Experience
At the heart of the experience lies the colossal hemispherical dome, with a 24.5-metre diameter metres and a surface area of 950 square metres, which completely surrounds viewers. The weekly programme includes a wide variety of digital performances and dome films, suitable for ages 5 to 99. The projections cover topics ranging from astrophysics and biology to the history of science, making complex concepts accessible and captivating for everyone.
Accessibility and Amenities
The Eugenides Foundation places particular emphasis on inclusivity. The facilities are fully accessible to individuals with mobility impairments, featuring specially designed spaces for wheelchair users. Furthermore, for visitors who don’t speak Greek, an English audio guide is available via wireless headphones provided at reception.
The Foundation's Mission
The Eugenides Foundation, a public-benefit organisation established in 1954, remains committed to its mission of promoting scientific and technical education in Greece. Beyond the planetarium, visitors can explore the modern, Interactive Science and Technology Exhibition, the specialised laboratories, and the extensive library. The Foundation also continues its important work in publishing educational books and awarding scholarships.
For more information and the detailed schedule of projections, you can visit the official website of the Foundation.
The Viewing Experience
At the heart of the experience lies the colossal hemispherical dome, with a 24.5-metre diameter metres and a surface area of 950 square metres, which completely surrounds viewers. The weekly programme includes a wide variety of digital performances and dome films, suitable for ages 5 to 99. The projections cover topics ranging from astrophysics and biology to the history of science, making complex concepts accessible and captivating for everyone.
Accessibility and Amenities
The Eugenides Foundation places particular emphasis on inclusivity. The facilities are fully accessible to individuals with mobility impairments, featuring specially designed spaces for wheelchair users. Furthermore, for visitors who don’t speak Greek, an English audio guide is available via wireless headphones provided at reception.
The Foundation's Mission
The Eugenides Foundation, a public-benefit organisation established in 1954, remains committed to its mission of promoting scientific and technical education in Greece. Beyond the planetarium, visitors can explore the modern, Interactive Science and Technology Exhibition, the specialised laboratories, and the extensive library. The Foundation also continues its important work in publishing educational books and awarding scholarships.
For more information and the detailed schedule of projections, you can visit the official website of the Foundation.
