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Jena, 22.08.2026 – The Friedrich Schiller University Jena offers an extraordinary and educational excursion destination with its traditional Anatomical Collection. Visitors can explore the functionality of the human body through authentic specimens and detailed models.
Jena, August 14, 2026: The Zeiss-Planetarium invites visitors to rediscover the phenomenon of the aurora borealis in an immersive show. The production ‘Aurora – Magic of the North’ combines scientific findings with spectacular visual recordings.
Jena, 12.08.2026. The Zeiss-Planetarium Jena offers an informative experience for the whole family with the show ‘Our Universe’. The program illuminates our cosmic surroundings and makes complex astronomical topics easy to understand.
The Zeiss-Planetarium Jena presents ‘Expedition into the Solar System,’ an immersive show offering a journey to distant celestial bodies in a 360-degree environment.
The Friedrich Schiller University Jena offers regular insights into its Anatomical Collection at the Institute of Anatomy, featuring historical specimens and models.
The Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena presents an educational permanent exhibition at its Institute of Anatomy, offering visitors insights into the human body through modern models and historical specimens.
Jena, July 30, 2026: The Phyletisches Museum in Jena invites children aged eight and older to embark on exciting journeys of discovery under the magnifying glass during the summer holidays.
Jena, July 30, 2026 – Scientific research and artistic interpretation are currently merging at the Historisches Rathaus Jena: The interactive exhibition ‘Science meets Art: What do I see?’ invites guests to participate and explore.
Jena, 29.07.2026: The Zeiss-Planetarium Jena presents the astronomy program ‘Future – A Glimpse into Infinity,’ taking visitors on a journey through billions of years.
Jena, July 25, 2026: The Friedrich Schiller University Jena offers fascinating insights into the human body through its permanent exhibition at the Institute of Anatomy. The historical collection spans over 200 years, combining science with cultural history.