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Cité de l'espace accessible to the disabled, with some lectures and events translated into sign language
The Cité de l'espace opens the doors to the infinite and the extraordinary! Discover real spacecraft, travel to the farthest reaches of the cosmos, admire space treasures and discover all the secrets of space..
With over 4,000 m² of exhibits, 4 hectares of gardens, a planetarium and an IMAX® theatre, discovering space and the wonders of the Universe has never been easier! THE LUNEXPLORER TO LIVE THE EXPERIENCE OF AN ASTRONAUTE ON A MISSION TO THE MOON The LuneXplorer is a unique immersive experience in Europe that lets you live a mission to the Moon, like European astronauts, and experience the acceleration phases of lift-off and landing. You'll get a full understanding of the preparation and progress of a mission to the Moon.
The LuneXplorer is a realistic experience lasting around forty minutes, in line with current space events. What if this time, you were the astronaut? Get ready, get on board and take off at the Cité de l'espace!
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Opening time and information on SPACE CITY
Open every day except Monday at certain times. Usually closed in January. Opening from 9:30 or 10 a.m. and closing between 5 p.m. and 11 p.m. depending on period. More info on the website. Free for children under 5. Adult price: 26 : 29 €. Children aged 5 to 18 from €19.50/22.50. Tourism & Handicap label. Children welcome. Guided tour. Restaurant. Gift store. Free parking. Picnic areas.
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Le plan n’est pas très clair mais on fini par s’y retrouver grâce à une équipe de passionnés qui seront ravis de répondre à vos questions
Il y a une documentation assez fournie sur les missions Appolo, une tres belle reproduction de la station Mir, une démo de robots martiens hyper sympa et un planétarium assez intéressant sur les constellations.
Peut-être que l'endroit manque de moyens. En arrivant j'ai cru que c'était fermé car l'entrée est barrée de tentes et rubans en plastique. Les restaurants à l'intérieur sont correct mais sans plus.
Peut-être qu'une fondation sur le modèle du Smithsonian a Washington pourrait arroser a la fois cet endroit mais aussi Aeroscopia a Blagnac et la visite des usines Airbus.
Le secteur public territorial seul est insuffisant pour entretenir a long terme un truc pareil. Il faut des dons de gros possédants comme ils font aux States.