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Techniquest, Planetarium

Location pin

Techniquest, Stuart Street, Cardiff, CF10 5BW - 

  • Users

    Up to
    24 guests

At Techniquest, we’ve made it easy to host all types of events, from small meetings of 4 delegates to large parties for 500 guests.

We have everything you’ll need for a spectacular waterfront event in Cardiff.

Situated in the heart of Cardiff Bay, our architecturally-acclaimed building boasts impressive views of the bay and provides a truly unique venue for both formal and informal events.

The experienced event team at Techniquest can deliver family fun days, parties, awards and celebration dinners, dinner dances and networking events not to mention conferences, day delegate packages and VIP Experiences.

Whether you want to chill out and watch the universe unfold in our 360° digital planetarium or let your inner child loose on the 120 hands-on exhibits, we’ve got the perfect venue for you. Interactive workshops and team building activities are available to bolt on to in-house and external conferences and events.

Relax under the stars in Techniquest’s purpose-built digital Planetarium and watch as the Universe unfolds around you. A truly out-of-this-world experience, perfect for providing a talking point at your next networking event!

Planetarium Star Tours can be added to any Techniquest event package.

Capacity & layout

Standing

Standing

up to 24

Amenities

Disabled access

Disabled access

Audio & visual

WiFi

WiFi

Space rules

Cancellation policy

100% refundable 5 days before the event

Location

Reviews

  • Naz Khan

    May 2024

    A great place to visit on a rainy day! Lots and lots to do, hands on activities very much like 'Wonderlab' at the Science Museum in London but bigger and better! Facilities are good, especially the free cloakroom where you can leave buggies and coats.

  • Chery Chadwick

    March 2024

    We visited techniquest for the second time in 2 weeks. The first time we came, unfortunately the planetarium wasn’t open, as it was during term time. It was a shame as our kids are home educated, but it is what it is. We enjoyed ourselves so much that we decided to come back and take the 3 hour drive today, purely to get to see the star tours, now that the planetarium was open. The gentleman that ran the show was wonderful. He was very informative and the show had the potential to be great. Unfortunately it seems that a number of people didn’t take notice of the fact the show was supposed to be for children 7+. There were a number of very young children and their parents talking through the entire show. I’m not referring to the interactive segments where the gentleman was asking if anyone knew the name of the planets or the galaxy we are in. I’m referring to talking over the entire show! We missed quite a bit what was said and a young child was banging their feet against the seating the entire time. A bit of feedback- if you do keep allowing young children to join in the presentation, it may be worth putting up a sign or even mentioning at the beginning of the show kindly asking that if children aren’t able to sit and listen to the show, to please take them outside so others can enjoy the show. It’s a real shame that everyone else that was trying to pay attention to the show, weren’t able to hear above the constant talking. It was a real let down.