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To watch shows at the New Digital Planetarium and to visit the Science and Technology Centre and the UTech Lab , it is necessary to purchase a ticket. To participate in the free activities of the Eugenides Foundation (Library, Events), it is necessary to have an entrance pass. You may purchase tickets online from our e-ticket.

For reservations for school visits and other groups, please contact at 210-9469641 from Monday to Friday, 9.30-16.30.

Read below the detailed ticket policy of EF.

The Caeleste Café is open at the Eugenides Foundation.

The CaelesteShop is open at the Eugenides Foundation. It has also developed a large, modern network of telephone and e-sales.

The premises of the Eugenides Foundation are accessible and friendly to people with mobility impairment, sensory impairment and disabilities (entrance from 11 Pentelis Street) (accessibility chain).
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Contributing to education…

The aim of the New Digital Planetarium is to contribute to the education of young people in Greece in science and technology. Astronomy and astrophysics are prioritized, but there is also a large emphasis on other natural sciences, such as physics, biology, geology and meteorology, amongst others.

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This is done at the highest possible level of quality, both with regards to the content as well as the technology that is used to combine knowledge and entertainment in an innovative way.

Since it was established, the Eugenides Foundation’s New Digital Planetarium has been visited by more than 4 million viewers and has projected more than 60 digital shows and dome films!

The Planetarium’s digital productions are always accompanied by educational guides that contain information relevant to the show’s topic. These books are also intended to be used by educators who wish to make their visit even more rewarding. The books are available for free on the Foundation’s website.

In parallel, the Planetarium often hosts lectures given by eminent scientists, NASA and ESA astronauts and Russian cosmonauts.

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