Cusco Planetarium

Planetarium · Cusco

Cusco Planetarium

Planetarium · Cusco

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Fundo Llaullipata carretera a Sacsayhuaman Km2, Cusco 08002, Peru

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Cusco Planetarium by null
Cusco Planetarium by null
Cusco Planetarium by null
Cusco Planetarium by null
Cusco Planetarium by null
Cusco Planetarium by null
Cusco Planetarium by null
Cusco Planetarium by null
Cusco Planetarium by null
Cusco Planetarium by null
Cusco Planetarium by null
Cusco Planetarium by null
Cusco Planetarium by null
Cusco Planetarium by null
Cusco Planetarium by null
Cusco Planetarium by null

Highlights

Learn Incan astronomy, see constellations, view planets & stars  

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Fundo Llaullipata carretera a Sacsayhuaman Km2, Cusco 08002, Peru Get directions

planetariumcusco.com
@planetariumcusco

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Fundo Llaullipata carretera a Sacsayhuaman Km2, Cusco 08002, Peru Get directions

+51 974 877 776
planetariumcusco.com
@planetariumcusco

Features

gender neutral restroom
restroom
crowd family friendly
wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

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Oct 26, 2025

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Stefan Popov

Google
I found it a bit expensive, maybe it's just subjective, but I think it could be a bit cheaper. It's a very cool trip, they pick you up (and return you to) the city centre, you get a theoretical presentation about Inca geography, astronomy, and agriculture at first, followed by a virtual sky presentation in the dome, and finally, using real telescopes, you try (this is dependent on the weather) to find and observe some star constellation, and the planets of Mars and Jupiter. Cool and alternative trip compared to everything else offered around, and you learn a lot of interesting stuff!

Claudia Colak

Google
Very insightful and funny presentation! I really enjoyed it. The views of the Moon, other planets, and Sirius were stunning! I was also impressed by the interior of the dome. We were even provided with blankets to keep warm. The staff (Family) was very kind and funny!

Tony Ochoa

Google
One of the best experiences I’ve had in Cusco. The team was engaging and made it fun, big Star Wars fans too! I highly recommend checking it out especially if you’re coming from the northern hemisphere. We saw Orion’s Belt, Big Dipper upside down like wow.

Cecilia Lin

Google
A worthwhile experience of you are interested in how the Incans interpreted the sky. The people working were very passionate and excited to share their knowledge

Jessica Welch

Google
We had a group of six people do a tour and it was amazing!! The company was very responsive when setting up the tour and communicated well. They arranged for transportation and it was a short drive from Cusco. When we arrived they gave us blankets and a short presentation. Then we went and saw a planetarium show in a tent. Finally we got to look through the telescopes at several stars and planets and the moon. It was such a great experience and we highly recommend it. The people that work there are very nice and knowledgeable. They are funny and you can tell they are really excited about astrology. We are all so glad we made this part of our trip.

Tobias Tenenbaum

Google
Great experience. Excellent show and demonstration of the southern hemisphere stars. The planetarium team presents the information with huge enthusiasm. Highlight is the possibility to look through large telescopes to watch some stars. The trip is worth it!

Raphaëlle Beauregard

Google
Family owned, very informative in such an engaging way. They also have very good equipment, including a projector dome and very good telescopes. Very passionate people who deserve good buisness!

marina pitanga

Google
The experience fell short of my expectations. The planetarium is located on the outskirts of Cusco, in an area with significant light pollution, which affects stargazing conditions. The first part of the visit is a presentation about Inca astronomy—somewhat interesting in content, but delivered in a dull manner, feeling more like a boring lecture. Next, there’s a session inside the dome which, in addition to experiencing several technical issues, presents generic information in a childish tone. Finally, the stargazing portion is disappointing, with a light-polluted sky and equipment that fails to enhance the experience. For travelers with limited time in Cusco, it might be worth prioritizing other activities.