A window on the night sky, with mythical monsters and magical heroes, Montréal's planetarium is right downtown, only 3 blocks south of Centre Molsen. Changing shows under the 20m (65-ft.) dome dazzle and inform kids at the same time. Shows change with the seasons, exploring time and space travel and collisions of celestial bodies. The special Christmas show, "Star of the Magi," which can be seen in December and early January, is based on recent investigations of historians and astronomers into the mysterious light that guided the Magi. Shows in English alternate with those in French.
1000 rue St-Jacques.Phone: 514/872-4530.Open: Show schedule changes frequently, so call ahead.Admission C$6.50 (US$4.65) adults, $5 (US$3.55) seniors and students, C$3.25 (US$2.30) children 6-17.Credit Cards: MC, V.Métro: Bonaventure (Cathédrale exit).
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