Category:Planetario (Milan)

**Civic Planetarium of Milan**
	Planetarium in Milan, Italy L'architettura di Piero Portaluppi
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Instance of	planetarium; science museum;
Main subject	astronomy;
Named after	Ulrico Hoepli;
Location	Milan, Metropolitan City of Milan, Lombardy, Italy
Located on street	Corso Venezia (57);
Architect	Piero Portaluppi;
Founded by	Ulrico Hoepli;
Heritage designation	Italian national heritage;
Inception	20 May 1930;
Date of official opening	1930;
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	45° 28′ 25.44″ N, 9° 12′ 12.97″ E
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	Q3906237; ISNI: 0000000107241972; VIAF ID: 137306571; Library of Congress authority ID: n88024858; NL CR AUT ID: uk2007381763; OpenStreetMap way ID: 23695552
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Italiano: Il Planetario di Milano, situato nei Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli, fu inaugurato il 20 maggio 1930. L'edificio venne progettato dall'architetto Piero Portaluppi su commissione dell'editore milanese di origine svizzera Ulrico Hoepli, che ne fece dono alla città