• Three kids' films every weekend morning: El cielo de Cloe at 11am, Polaris at noon and Dinki Donki at 1pm
• No late entry to the dome: once a film starts the doors stay shut, and tickets are sold at the box office, which closes at 1:30pm and 7:15pm
• Weekday mornings go to school groups in term time, so families get the dome on afternoons and weekends

Spain's first public planetarium sits in Tierno Galván park and reopened in 2026 after a year and a half of renovation. Its new dome projector puts 10 million stars overhead and plays full-dome 4K films. Weekend mornings bring films made for kids, including El cielo de Cloe, a sing-along sky lesson for preschoolers. The halls on the moon, eclipses and European space missions are free to walk.