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Visit / Opening hours

Visitor centre Cozmix is open to individual visitors on the following moments:

Wednesday afternoon from 14h30
  • First planetarium show at 15h00 (in Dutch)
  • Second planetarium show at 16h30 (foreign language)
  • First and third Wednesday of the month a French planetarium show. Second, fourth and fifth Wednesday of the month English planetarium show.

Friday evening from 20h00
  • Planetarium show at 20h30 (in Dutch)
  • Free access to the telescopes till 22h00

Sunday afternoon from 14h30
  • Planetarium show at 15h and 16h30 (in Dutch)

Extra shows during school breaks
  • Monday, Tuesday and Thursday at 15h00 (in Dutch)

A visit to Cozmix is an experience where a guide accompanies you. Therefore, it is necessary to be present the latest on the indicated times.

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            Cozmix

            Cozmix is the visitor centre of the Public Observatory Beisbroek (Bruges). A visit to Cozmix is a real thrill where individual visitors and groups are welcomed. You can admire the sky by day and by night. With our telescopes you can discover the moon, the planets, spectacular nebulae and distant galaxies. On our dome shaped projection screen in the planetarium, not only the stars and constellations are shown, but also the most spectacular video shows accompanied by appropriate music are projected with the full dome video system. Resulting in a unique audio visual sensation. Fly with us over the surface of Mars, and through the rings of Saturn ! Learn more about planets beyond our own solar system and eventual life in the universe.