Guangzhou Zhengjia Science Museum·Zhengjia Planetarium

Zhengjia Science Museum and Zhengjia Planetarium are located at 6A014, F6 Floor, Zhengjia Plaza, No. 228 Tianhe Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou. They are perfect places to explore the mysteries of science and the universe amidst the bustling city.

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Transportation Guide

MTR: Take MTR Line 1 or Line 3 to Tiyu Xilu Station, exit from Exit E, and walk about 5 minutes to reach Zhengjia Plaza.

Bus: There are multiple bus routes nearby, such as B2A, B2, B3A, etc. Get off at Tiyu Zhongxin Station and walk to the plaza.

Driving: Zhengjia Plaza has a large car park with convenient parking. However, weekends and public holidays can be very busy, so it is recommended to plan your travel time in advance to avoid peak hours.

Must‑Play Highlights

Space Art Exploration Journey Exhibition (Annual Grand Exhibition): Located at the North Atrium on the 6th and 7th floors of Zhengjia Plaza, covering 15,000 square metres. Through 3 main chapters and 24 exhibition zones, such as "Understanding the Earth", "Exploring the Solar System", and "Engineering Exploration", it interprets the universe with technology and art. Experience the moment of rocket launch, follow astronauts on a spacewalk, and see scaled‑down spacecraft models, such as the Chang'e‑3 Lunar Probe and the Zhurong Mars Rover.

Stellar Navigation Exhibition Zone: Set against the backdrop of humanity's deep exploration of the universe in 2050, starting from the Space Visa Centre, heading to the Moon and then to Mars. It features 5 photo spots, 7 interactive installations, 2 AI interactive experiences, and 6 multimedia interactions, fully stimulating your desire to explore.

Lunar Soil Exhibition Zone: Displays national‑standard simulated lunar soil, highly replicating the characteristics of real lunar soil. You can touch it with your own hands and feel its texture, along with a lunar base atmosphere scene for an immersive lunar environment experience. In addition, achievements in aerospace breeding such as space roses and space rice are also showcased here.

Popular Attractions

Zhengjia Star Exhibition Hall: Here you can see meteorites from the Moon, Mars, and other celestial bodies, such as Pallasite, Allende chondrite, and Chelyabinsk ordinary chondrite, as well as the "Zhengjia Star". These meteorites are recently acquired by Zhengjia and are on public display for the first time.

Einstein's Room Exhibition Hall: Displays precious Einstein manuscripts, accompanied by blackboards filled with the derivation process of the theory of relativity, allowing you to feel the scholarly brilliance of this scientific giant up close.

Simulated Space Capsule: Located in the Planetarium, this simulated space capsule features astronaut workstations, practical sleeping bags, and other living essentials, as well as microgravity simulation devices. Experience zero‑gravity science glove devices and feel what space life is like.

Warm Tips

Some interactive activities inside the venue are very popular, so it is recommended to queue up early to experience them.

There is a dining area inside the venue, but prices are relatively high. You may bring a small amount of snacks and drinking water, but please keep the venue clean.

During your visit, please follow the venue's regulations. Do not touch non‑interactive exhibits, and turn off the flash when taking photos to avoid damaging the exhibits.