School trip to the Zeiss Planetarium

A century of starry skies: the Zeiss Planetarium in Jena takes your pupils beneath its great dome. We provide the coach travel.

Destination: Jena, Germany
Type of trip: Planetarium
Target group: Upper primary (ages 9–12), secondary and vocational schools
Price: Price on request

About this school trip

The Zeiss Planetarium in Jena is celebrating 100 years of starry skies. Beneath the great dome, pupils experience the universe through 360-degree projections and live shows. It is an impressive introduction to astronomy and space.

The planetarium has its own booking option for school classes and dedicated educational programmes. A visit links nicely to lessons on the solar system, the stars and the universe, and gives pupils an experience they will not forget in a hurry.

We are happy to take care of transport to Jena for you and your pupils. As it is a long journey, we plan the schedule and rest breaks with you, possibly as part of a multi-day trip. In a comfortable coach with an experienced driver, your group travels safely and in a relaxed way.

Highlights

100 years of the Zeiss Planetarium
Great 360-degree star dome
Educational programmes for classes

Included

Return travel by coach
Experienced driver

Not included

Entrance tickets
Food and drinks

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