The Astronomical Exhibition Eureka is in Szczecin, in the Main Building of the National Museum, at Wały Chrobrego 3. The building is in the immediate vicinity of the Western Oder and Stefan Żeromski Park. There is a bus stop approx. 50 m from the building.

The Astronomical Exhibition Eureka provides a planetarium that is a kind of multimedia spherical cinema. The screening consists of two parts. The first is related to education in the field of astronomical knowledge: spherical coordinate systems, constellations, planets, galaxies, and other astronomical objects are displayed on the dome, and the show is commented on by the host. The second type of screenings are screenings of popular science films on the dome. In addition to the planetarium, the exhibition also features dynamic images of the Sun's surface from the European Space Agency (SOHO) telescope. Also on display is a large rotating globe with a diameter of 248 cm with the oceans and continents perfectly depicted.

Ticket prices: regular PLN 12, discount ticket PLN 8

The planned time of visiting the exhibition, including the planetary screening - up to 90 minutes. Screenings can be carried out (within the opening hours of the Museum) when the group of applicants exceeds 10. The maximum number of people staying at the exhibition at the same time - 33 People.

Sessions in the planetarium for organized groups can take place from Tuesday to Sunday - advance booking is required and an available date can be arranged. Individual tours (less than 10 people) are possible only after joining an organized group.