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 Planetarium, Hamburg, Germany
N 53° 35.843 E 010° 00.520
32U E 566752 N 5939200
The Planetarium Hamburg was established in 1930. It is hosted in an old water tower right in the middle of Hamburg's central park - a landmark of the city.
Waymark Code: WM8E94
Location: Hamburg, Germany
Date Posted: 03/21/2010
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The Planetarium Hamburg was established in 1930. It is hosted in an old water tower right in the middle of Hamburg's central park - a landmark of the city. The planetarium staff run a very successful and highly competitive "theatre of stars", not only on a national base but on an international as well. It is fairly unique among German planetariums that Hamburg Planetarium fully produces or co-produces many of the shows shown.
The “heart” of the grand domed hall is the "Universarium IX", a unique projector which was manufactured by Carl Zeiss, Jena. The diameter of the dome is 22 meters. There are 253 comfortable reclining-seats in the planetarium, and in an average year the Hamburg Planetarium hosts about as many as 350.000 visitors - which makes Planetarium Hamburg the most successful planetarium among all German planetariums by far.
Planetarium Address:
Hindenburgstraße 1
Hamburg, Hamburg Germany
22303
Planetarium Website: [Web Link]
Cost:
regular price for shows, lectures etc: 8,- €, concession 5,- €, musical shows: 10,50 € live-shows and concerts: please ask for prices
Hours of Operation:
box office opening hours:
mon & tue: 9-17 h, we: 9-21 h, thu & fri: 9-21:30 h, sat: 12-21:30 h, sun: 10-20 h
no shows on Mondays except during school holidays
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