A Fun and Educational Destination

Can you imagine a place where a planetarium and a science education center are combined for learning? Perfect for both kids and adults, this is a place where you can learn while playing and play while learning. 👉 The planetarium features the Sun 🌞, Moon 🌛, Mars 🔥, Mercury 💦, Earth 🌍, Jupiter 🪵, Venus ✨, Saturn 🪐, and more. The highlight is the Cosmic Adventure Ride on the fourth floor, which will thrill kids with its bumpy ride, meteor dodging, and exciting adventures. It's a fantastic place for young explorers to gain knowledge while having fun. The planetarium also provides thoughtful amenities like restrooms, nursing rooms, tea rooms, and diaper changing stations ❤️. 👉 The Science Education Center offers fascinating insights into the human body, helping visitors of all ages learn about bones 🦴, the heart 🫀, the mouth, the digestive system, blood 🩸, and more. You can also discover the locations of different body parts. The highlight is the transparent sky bridge on the eighth floor—standing on it might make your feet tingle and feel scary, but the view is absolutely stunning 👍. From up there, people below look tiny ^_^. Don't miss the chance to ride a bike 🚴 in the air, but make sure your balance is good, or you might wobble 😂. 📍 Tickets 🎫: Buying tickets for both venues together is more cost-effective ❤️—only 100 NTD. 🔸 Planetarium Tickets: General: 40 NTD / Taipei residents and discounted tickets: 20 NTD / Free 🆓 Tickets for the Cosmic Theater, 3D Theater, and Cosmic Adventure Ride need to be purchased separately. ♦️ Address: No. 363, Jihe Road, Shilin District, Taipei City ♦️ Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM; Closed on Mondays 🔸 Science Education Center Tickets: General: 100 NTD / Discounted tickets: 70 NTD Special attraction—Air Bike: General: 80 NTD / Discounted tickets: 50 NTD ♦️ Address: No. 189, Shishang Road, Shilin District, Taipei City ♦️ Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM; Closed on Mondays 📍 The two venues are located next to each other, making it convenient to visit both. 📍 Take the MRT to Jiantan Station (Exit 3), then walk for about ten minutes or take a bus to the Planetarium Station (very convenient ❤️).