When Was Venus Last in Aquarius?

Updated October 5, 2026

Last: 2026

17 Jan 2026 to 10 Feb 2026

Next: 1 Mar 2027

first entry, 1 March 2027

3.5 weeks

typical time in Aquarius

every ~13 months

it comes back

As of October 2026, the last time was 2026: Venus was in Aquarius from 17 January 2026 to 10 February 2026. Next: Venus enters Aquarius on 1 March 2027 and stays until 26 March 2027.

Venus in Aquarius: the passes around now, in months

Each bar runs from first entry to final exit. Stretches marked with a neighbouring sign are times it crossed back over the boundary before returning.

Venus in Aquarius, 2001–2051

Dates are in UTC and the Gregorian calendar; in a time zone far from Greenwich an ingress can fall on the neighbouring calendar day.

First entry	Final exit	Time in Aquarius	Entered
19 January 2002	12 February 2002	3.4 weeks	once
2 March 2003	27 March 2003	3.6 weeks	once
21 December 2003	14 January 2004	3.5 weeks	once
2 February 2005	26 February 2005	3.4 weeks	once
15 December 2005	6 April 2006	7.0 weeks	2 times
In Aquarius: 15 Dec 2005 – 1 Jan 2006 · 5 Mar 2006 – 6 Apr 2006
4 January 2007	28 January 2007	3.4 weeks	once
17 February 2008	12 March 2008	3.5 weeks	once
7 December 2008	3 January 2009	3.8 weeks	once
18 January 2010	11 February 2010	3.4 weeks	once
2 March 2011	27 March 2011	3.6 weeks	once
20 December 2011	14 January 2012	3.5 weeks	once
2 February 2013	26 February 2013	3.4 weeks	once
5 March 2014	5 April 2014	4.4 weeks	once
3 January 2015	27 January 2015	3.4 weeks	once
17 February 2016	12 March 2016	3.5 weeks	once
7 December 2016	3 January 2017	3.8 weeks	once
18 January 2018	10 February 2018	3.4 weeks	once
1 March 2019	26 March 2019	3.6 weeks	once
20 December 2019	13 January 2020	3.5 weeks	once
1 February 2021	25 February 2021	3.4 weeks	once
6 March 2022	5 April 2022	4.3 weeks	once
3 January 2023	27 January 2023	3.4 weeks	once
16 February 2024	11 March 2024	3.5 weeks	once
7 December 2024	3 January 2025	3.8 weeks	once
17 January 2026	10 February 2026	3.4 weeks	once
1 March 2027	26 March 2027	3.6 weeks	once
19 December 2027	13 January 2028	3.5 weeks	once
1 February 2029	25 February 2029	3.4 weeks	once
6 March 2030	5 April 2030	4.3 weeks	once
2 January 2031	26 January 2031	3.4 weeks	once
16 February 2032	11 March 2032	3.5 weeks	once
6 December 2032	2 January 2033	3.9 weeks	once
16 January 2034	9 February 2034	3.4 weeks	once
28 February 2035	25 March 2035	3.6 weeks	once
19 December 2035	12 January 2036	3.5 weeks	once
31 January 2037	24 February 2037	3.4 weeks	once
6 March 2038	5 April 2038	4.2 weeks	once
2 January 2039	26 January 2039	3.4 weeks	once
15 February 2040	10 March 2040	3.5 weeks	once
6 December 2040	2 January 2041	3.9 weeks	once
16 January 2042	9 February 2042	3.4 weeks	once
28 February 2043	25 March 2043	3.6 weeks	once
18 December 2043	12 January 2044	3.5 weeks	once
30 January 2045	23 February 2045	3.4 weeks	once
6 March 2046	4 April 2046	4.1 weeks	once
1 January 2047	25 January 2047	3.4 weeks	once
15 February 2048	10 March 2048	3.5 weeks	once
6 December 2048	2 January 2049	3.9 weeks	once
15 January 2050	8 February 2050	3.4 weeks	once
27 February 2051	24 March 2051	3.6 weeks	once

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Venus retrograde in Aquarius, 2001–2051

Retrograde periods with at least one station in Aquarius: the date Venus stood still and turned retrograde, and the date it turned direct again.

Stations retrograde	Stations direct
24 December 2005 1°28′ Aquarius	3 February 2006 16°01′ Capricorn

How Venus moves through the zodiac

Across 1950–2075, Venus spent about 3.4 weeks to 4.0 months in a sign on each pass, not counting retrograde dips out of it, and it returned to the same sign about every 13 months. 5% of passes included at least one retrograde dip back over a sign boundary.

Venus in other signs

Aries · Taurus · Gemini · Cancer · Leo · Virgo · Libra · Scorpio · Sagittarius · Capricorn · Aquarius · Pisces

Other planets in Aquarius

Venus · Mars · Jupiter · Saturn · Chiron · Uranus · Neptune · Pluto

All planets in all signs · How to read these dates

How these dates were found

With Horoskopos's sky search: Venus's geocentric, apparent, tropical ecliptic longitude, computed with the open-source Astronomy Engine library, with each sign boundary found to the minute. Sample ingresses agree with NASA JPL's Horizons ephemeris to within minutes. Data generated 2026-10-04; page built 2026-10-05.