About Planetarium
The National Planetarium in Manila is a fascinating destination for science enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. Located within Rizal Park, it offers engaging exhibits, astronomy shows, and immersive dome projections that bring the wonders of the universe closer to visitors of all ages.
Just a few days ago, the Planetarium opened its doors to the public for FREE until April 30, 2017, so money is not a problem to see and appreciate the wealth inside its dome. By the way, there are daily presentations showing the facts about planets, satellites, stars, the sun, the Milky Way, galaxies, the solar system, and many other things around the sun that will definitely wake up your sleeping interest in celestial bodies and Science and Technology.
A visit to the National Planetarium is both educational and inspiring, making it a must-see for families, students, and anyone captivated by the stars. Beyond its exhibits, it also serves as a reminder of the Philippines’ commitment to space science and astronomy education.
How to Get to the National Planetarium in Manila
The National Planetarium is located within Rizal Park (Luneta), Ermita, Manila. Here are the best ways to get there:
🚍 By Public Transportation
- From MRT/LRT: Take the LRT Line 1 and get off at UN Avenue Station. From there, walk for 10–15 minutes or ride a jeepney/pedicab going to Rizal Park.
- By Jeepney: Ride any jeepney bound for Taft Avenue, Ermita, or Rizal Park and ask to be dropped off near Luneta.
- By Bus: Most city buses that pass through Taft Avenue or Roxas Boulevard stop at T.M. Kalaw Avenue. From there, walk to Rizal Park where the Planetarium is located.
🚖 By Taxi or Grab
Simply set your destination to National Planetarium, Rizal Park, Manila. Travel time is about 20–30 minutes from Makati, 30–45 minutes from Quezon City, or 20 minutes from Pasay depending on traffic.
🚗 By Private Car
If driving, head directly to Rizal Park in Ermita, Manila. Parking spaces are available inside Luneta, but slots can be limited on weekends and holidays, so it’s best to come early.
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