Digital Exhibition

Travel through time and explore humanity’s journey to understand the cosmos. From ancient monuments and early tools to space telescopes and modern missions, this immersive exhibition brings the story of astronomy to life with interactive screens and 3D-printed models.

Exhibition currently at the Planetarium
from 20/9/2025 – now!

Exhibition currently at the Planetarium
from 01/7/2025 – now!

Space Weather Exhibition
Digital Exhibition

Discover the powerful connection between the Sun and life on Earth in this exciting exhibition created by Frederick University and funded by the European Space Agency (ESA). Now hosted at the Cyprus Planetarium, The Sun and Us comes to life through interactive digital exhibits, immersive audiovisual installations, and a screening of the award-winning documentary “Northern Lights – A Magic Experience.”

From solar flares and coronal mass ejections to the solar wind, explore how these solar phenomena affect everything from satellite communication and aviation to power systems and even human biology.

The exhibition is curated by the Cyprus Ionosphere & Space Weather Research Group (CyIRG), led by Professor Haris Haralambous, and is inspired by the group’s cutting-edge research. Learn more about their work at http://cyirg.frederick.ac.cy/

From Myths to Moonwalks
Digital Exhibition

Travel from myth to Moonwalks in this stunning digital exhibition exploring humanity’s long fascination with our nearest neighbour. Through seven interactive screens, dive into the rich tapestry of Moon mythology, ancient lunar calendars, and Galileo’s first telescope observations.

Trace the transformation from early science fiction and rocket dreams to the gripping story of the Space Race, from Sputnik’s first beep to the moment Apollo 11 launched toward the stars. Discover how the Moon’s dusty plains, silent craters, and mysterious basins have inspired scientists, astronauts, and dreamers alike. Explore all six Apollo landing sites and witness the Moon’s pull-on human history, from ancient lore to the Artemis missions of the future.

Exhibition currently at the Planetarium
from 26/7/2025 – now!

Exhibition currently at the Planetarium
from 26/7/2025 – now!

3D Exhibition

Touch the Past with Hyper realistic 3D-Printed Models

Step into the past with striking 3D-printed models that bring lunar history to life. See the precision-built Lunar Module up close, examine Neil Armstrong’s iconic glove, and stand before a replica of the very ground humanity first walked on beyond Earth.

The exhibition also features models of all six Apollo landing sites, offering a powerful tactile connection to one of the greatest achievements in space exploration.

A Journey to our Solar System.
Digital Exhibition

Dive into an immersive journey through stunning visuals and interactive displays that bring the planets, moons, and mysteries of the solar system to life. Perfect for curious minds of all ages, this unique experience will spark your imagination and deepen your understanding of our celestial home. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the universe—visit us today and let the stars guide your curiosity!

Exhibition took place at the Planetarium
from 20/1/2025 – 15/7/2025

Exhibition took place at the Planetarium
from 5/6/2023 – 20/12/2024

A Thrilling Family Experience!

• Discover Realistic Dinosaurs: Get Up Close with Life-Like Prehistoric Creatures
• Immersive Dome Movie: Experience “Dinosaur: A Story of Survival”
• Virtual Reality Thrills: Step into a Dinosaur’s World Like Never Before
• Let’s Meet Dinasuars: Digital Exhibition around the Dome
• Dino-Souvenirs: Take Home a Piece of Prehistory from our Gift Shop

An Exciting Adventure for the Whole Family filled with fun and learning.

Step into the wonder and witness our Meteorite at the planetarium’s exhibition! “Campo del Cielo” is described as a polycrystalline coarse octahedrite. At 3mm the Widmanstatten bands are thicker than Canyon Diablo or Odessa, still thin enough to have the same coarse octahedrite classification. The mass was composed of large austenite crystals from 5 to 50 cm in size. On break-up the fragments were cold worked like those at Sikhote-Alin and Gibeon. It has been hypothesized that the original body was tabular in shape and broke up on entry into the atmosphere.

Origin: NORTHERN ARGENTINA /First Find in 1576 AD Location: Campo del Cielo, Gran Chaco Gualamba, Argentina
Time of Fall: 4,000 to 6,000 years ago

Exhibition took place at the Planetarium
from 20/7/2023 – 20/12/2024

Exhibition took place at the Planetarium
from 12/11/2023 – 28/05/2024

Space Toys: A journey through space!

Step into the captivating world of Space Toys!
This exhibit offers a delightful journey through the history of space-themed toys, from vintage rocket ships and astronaut action figures to iconic Star Wars and Star Trek collectibles.