We went on Friday night to a free viewing. We walked around the exhibits and then a programme was We spend a very good time with my family, my children got real fun and learning at same time quite I did not bring my camera, so no pics to post!
I am giving this place 5 stars, although I do wish that they had an English option for the tour and the film. We were able to follow some of the tour because the guide was very nice and tried to explain in his simplest Spanish, but a lot was lost. Regardless, the place is awesome!
You get to check out 3 different sun dials and the film was awesome though also in Spanish. Definitely worth a visit! We spend a very good time with my family, my children got real fun and learning at same time quite difficult to mix nowadays. I would like to highlight the great service and enthusiasm from personnel, they really love want they do and help the visitors to enjoy even more. Generally speaking there is not so many reasons to take trip from N.
America to Malarque. When I was there first time a few years ago everything was in beginning. Today this planetarium is finished. Every day evening there are different, interesting actions, attracting not just adult but also a children. The guides are excellent and obviously knowledgeable. It is a very well assembled technologically. You can see the strength of the knowledge of those who created the Planetarium and good information given. Beautiful new place, excellent guided tour, various shows.
For the guided tour there was only the two of use, but the guide was enthusiast, very well informed and kind. Malargue is a small, but on the other hand, very interesting city to visit on the south of Mendoza Province, Argentina. You can access by the mythical Highway 40 or Ruta Nacional 40 from Mendoza to the south or if you would like to try something complete new and unexpected, please try Paso Internacional Pehuenche, that links Maule Region in Chile, with Malargue area in Argentina.
