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Gaze at the stars in the We The Curious 3D Planetarium
About
We The Curious reopens its doors on Tuesday 2 July 2024, with an opening celebration event planned for Saturday 6 July. Tickets will go on sale closer to the time so sign up to the We The Curious mailing list to be the first to hear about tickets and all reopening plans. See you there!
In the meantime, they are running free activities out and about across Bristol. Please visit their website for latest information.
Look up at the night sky and go to the outer reaches of the solar system.
Once you've wandered into the giant silver ball, you'll discover famous constellations, unveil the secret lives of stars, and reveal the fate of planet Earth! Combining incredible 3D planetarium with lively and knowledgeable presenters creates a remarkable show and a truly astounding experience.
Whether you are amateur astronomer or completely new to stargazing, you'll be able to escape the everyday and leave inspired to discover the night sky for yourself.
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Opening Times
| Season (1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024) |
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TripAdvisor
- Excellent1111
- Very Good487
- Average135
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- Terrible35
Recent Reviews:
- G5742ZGjennymSomersetTrip Type:FamilyA brilliant family day out!
Sunday, 10th April 2022We loved our visit here! Our children (aged 5 and 3) absolutely loved all the exhibits, as did their parents! There is so much to see and engage with and lots to learn - whether through experiential... Read full review - cazkeatingDorchester, United KingdomTrip Type:FamilyBuilding in the sunSaturday, 7th May 2022We the Curious is currently closed due to a fire. However, my 4 year old son and I noticed there was an activity on outside the museum. For completely free of charge my son spent 90 minutes building... Read full review
- webpostie19Trip Type:CouplesWent to visit. But vlosed in May 22 due to fire damage,
Wednesday, 1st June 2022CLOSED. May 2022. They had fire in roof. Workmen in at moment. But know think it might be more for kids and families. Read full review
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