VISIT TO THE GUIANA SPACE CENTER (CSG)
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The CSG is Europe's spaceport, currently the launch pad for Ariane 6 and Vega-C rockets... But it's also a site to discover! A guided tour of the facilities will take you to the heart of the control centers and launch areas. The tour takes place while the rockets and satellites are being prepared for their next missions: it may therefore be modified for the safety of visitors, and will be interrupted the day before, the day of and the day after a launch.
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Opening time and information on VISIT TO THE GUIANA SPACE CENTER (CSG)
Year-round, Monday to Saturday: departures at 8am and 1pm. Free admission, reservation and ID required.
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[NEW] Guyaspace Experience: a new visit to the Guiana Space Center
The former Space Museum has been transformed into a unique, immersive experience. It reopened its doors on July 26, 2024. You'll discover the history of the CSG and space in French Guiana, the activities and successes of the European space industry, and a behind-the-scenes look at a launch base.
Ready to put yourself in the shoes of a technician, an engineer or even a satellite?
Opening days and times :
- Monday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm
- open on the 1st Sunday of the month from 9am to 6pm
(closed on Monday of the same week)
- Closed on public holidays
Admission: €10 (€6 for under-10s, free for under-3s)
Further information: www.centrespatialguyanais.fr
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Cette visite est gratuite (avec réservation et document d’identité, sécurité oblige)
Le musée de l’espace est sympa également (entrée payante) Très ludique, il s’adresse peut être plus aux enfants.
Pour des maternelles, le lieu manque d’attrait pour les maternelles. Le top la fusée dessinée qui décolle, le planétarium et la salle Jupiter.