• 2-hour guided tour of The Planetarium
• Observe the building crowded by sculptures
• Visit the park with astronomical devices from older times such as the sundial, armillary sphere and globe
• Visit to see 6,000 stars at once
• Observe the celestial map from the Moon or from any point on Earth
• Plenty of photo opportunities! Click amazing pictures to cherish a memory of a lifetime

In this tour, you will visit The Volgograd’s Planetarium. It is the only one in the lower Volga region. It was revealed on September 19, 1954. You will see the building is crowned by a set of sculptures called “Mir” last work of famous soviet sculptor V.I. Mukhina. The planetarium looks like a temple and is located at the end of Mira Street, the first street to have been restored after the battle of Stalingrad. See 6,000 stars at once, they can see the way the celestial sphere moves and they can observe the celestial map from the Moon or from any point on Earth. With the 22 meters, a high tower has a 12-inch diameter telescope with an enlargement of 800 times, you will see the sun, the moon and all its craters, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn as well as the cluster of stars and nebulas. After that, you will visit the park with astronomical devices from older times such as a sundial, armillary sphere, and globe.