Astronomy in Copernicus's city
The planetarium is named after the astronomer Władysław Dziewulski and occupies a historic building close to the old town. In Toruń, the birthplace of Nicolaus Copernicus, a visit to the sky theatre fits naturally into the city's astronomical story.
What you can see
- Shows under the dome — a projection of the starry sky and popular science films
- Interactive displays — physics and astronomy to try for yourself
- A programme for children — shows for the youngest, a good choice in bad weather
- A changing repertoire — topics and times depend on the schedule
Practical notes
Shows run at set times and places are limited — in season and at weekends it is worth buying tickets in advance. The planetarium is only a few minutes' walk from the old town market square and combines easily with a visit to Gothic Toruń.
How to get there and practical info
- Location
- Close to the old town, a few minutes from the market square
- Admission
- Charged; shows at set times
- Booking
- Advisable in season and at weekends
- Who it suits
- Very good for families with children
- Time needed
- A show lasts about 30–45 min
- Please note
- A good choice in rain and bad weather
When to go
Quieter, with tickets easier to get.
The most visitors — buy tickets ahead.
Intimate, a good time to visit.
A warm interior, the ideal attraction for short winter days.
Other sights in Toruń
Straight-line distances from „The Władysław Dziewulski Planetarium" — calculated from real coordinates. By road it is often further.
Where to stay nearby
We are still building the list of verified properties in the Toruń region. If you run a guesthouse, a cottage or an apartment nearby — add your property.
Add your property →