Questions for the sky
The museum display offers a way into astronomy and space science. Take a question of your own as a starting point and look for the explanations or instruments that go with it. You don’t need to know the subject already to look with purpose.
An evening is a separate programme
In the dark season there are stargazing evenings, for which you book. So an open museum does not automatically mean you can take part in such an evening. Check the programme and what is included in the activity you choose.
Public holidays with uncertainties
The regular schedule differs between weekdays, weekends and Thursday evening. In addition, some pages contradict each other about King’s Day and New Year’s Eve. Have a visit around those days confirmed directly, so that an outdated listing does not catch you out.
Before you go
Book for stargazing evenings and check public holidays directly, especially King’s Day and New Year’s Eve.
Sources
This information has been compiled from public sources. Not everything has been confirmed by the museum itself; please check opening hours and prices on the museum's website.