Looking at the São Paulo sky once again
See the São Paulo sky the way you never have.
Duration: 40 min
Synopsis
The reopening attraction of the Ibirapuera Planetarium is "Looking at the São Paulo sky once again". The session highlights the city's sky, which has not been visible because of light pollution and urban growth. Visitors get to know the iconic Ibirapuera Planetarium, the first one built in Brazil, in 1957.
The session lasts about 40 minutes.
Recommended audience
The session is open to all audiences. However, it is recommended for people aged 11 and over.
Ticket policy
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Not allowed at the Planetarium
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No entry after the session has started
Pets
Mobile phones may not be used
No LED sneakers
No food inside the venue
The Planetarium recommends
So you do not miss the session, arrive at the park early and plan the travel time from the access gates or the car parks to the Planetarium.
Use the interactive map to plan the best route inside Ibirapuera.
Bring a warm layer, use the restrooms before entering the projection room and keep your phone switched off.