Buenos Aires, Argentina
Galileo Galilei Planetarium
Located in the Bosques de Palermo, this planetarium is housed in a distinctive, futuristic building resembling a UFO. It offers immersive shows about the universe and astronomy, as well as a museum with meteorites and other space-related exhibits.
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Galileo Galilei Planetarium is in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Coordinates: -34.56968, -58.41163. Open in Google Maps
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