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Winchester Science Centre and Planetarium

Winchester, Winchester

The planetarium dome at Winchester Science CentrePhoto: Bill Boaden, CC BY-SA 2.0

Photo: Bill Boaden, CC BY-SA 2.0

A science centre with two floors of interactive exhibits, live demonstrations and one of the largest planetariums in the UK. It is aimed at families and school groups.

Highlights

  • Interactive exhibits over two floors
  • Planetarium shows
  • Live science demonstrations

Good to know

  • Gift Aid tickets come with a £1.35 shop voucher for every ticket
  • Book tickets online

Getting there

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Winchester Science Centre and Planetarium, Telegraph Way, Morn Hill, Winchester, Hampshire, SO21 1HZParking: Check the Science Centre website for parking details.

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