Venus in Aquarius: Meaning and Every Date, 2000 to 2035

The short answer

Venus makes 37 visits to Aquarius between 2000 and 2035, 943 days in all. The first stretch runs 18 February 2000 to 13 March 2000 and the last 19 December 2035 to 12 January 2036.

What Venus in Aquarius means

Venus describes what you value, and how you show affection. In Aquarius, an air sign of the fixed modality ruled by Uranus, that side of you runs on independence, principle, friendship and ideas ahead of their time.

Venus has no traditional dignity or debility in Aquarius, so the sign's own character does most of the talking.

Between 2000 and 2035, Venus is in Aquarius 37 separate times, 943 days in all, and turns retrograde there once. Anyone born during one of the stretches listed below has Venus in Aquarius in their birth chart.

Venus in Aquarius at a glance

  • Aquarius is an air sign of the fixed modality, ruled by Uranus.
  • Dignity of Venus in Aquarius (traditional table): none.
  • Visits between 2000 and 2035: 37, 943 days in all, with 1 retrograde spell.
  • A visit to one sign lasts about 33 days on average (shortest about 24 days, longest about 4 months).

Every date Venus is in Aquarius, 2000 to 2035

Enters AquariusLeaves AquariusDaysRetrograde in Aquarius
18 February 200013 March 200024No
8 December 20003 January 200126No
19 January 200212 February 200224No
2 March 200327 March 200325No
21 December 200314 January 200424No
2 February 200526 February 200524No
15 December 20051 January 20061724 December 2005 to 1 January 2006
5 March 20066 April 200632No
4 January 200728 January 200724No
17 February 200812 March 200824No
7 December 20083 January 200927No
18 January 201011 February 201024No
2 March 201127 March 201125No
20 December 201114 January 201225No
2 February 201326 February 201324No
5 March 20145 April 201431No
3 January 201527 January 201524No
17 February 201612 March 201624No
7 December 20163 January 201727No
18 January 201810 February 201824No
1 March 201926 March 201925No
20 December 201913 January 202025No
1 February 202125 February 202124No
6 March 20225 April 202230No
3 January 202327 January 202324No
16 February 202411 March 202424No
7 December 20243 January 202527No
17 January 202610 February 202624No
1 March 202726 March 202725No
19 December 202713 January 202825No
1 February 202925 February 202924No
6 March 20305 April 203030No
2 January 203126 January 203124No
16 February 203211 March 203224No
6 December 20322 January 203327No
16 January 20349 February 203424No
28 February 203525 March 203525No
19 December 203512 January 203625No

Before 2000 and after 2035

Before 2000, Venus was last in Aquarius 4 January 1999 to 28 January 1999. After 2035, Venus is next in Aquarius 31 January 2037 to 24 February 2037.

Where these dates come from

Every date on this page is read from the site's ephemeris, the same one behind the daily horoscopes and birth charts. Positions are charted at 12:00 UTC each day from 1950 to 2045, and every five days further out for Uranus, Neptune and Pluto. Each sign change is placed where the planet's path between two neighbouring days crosses the sign boundary, which lands within minutes of the true moment. Dates are UTC, so a change late in the day can fall on the next date in Australia or Asia. Retrograde spells run from the day the planet appears to stop and turn back to the day it turns forward again. Positions are geocentric, in the tropical zodiac.

Venus in the other signs and houses

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

Venus by house: 1st house · 2nd house · 3rd house · 4th house · 5th house · 6th house · 7th house · 8th house · 9th house · 10th house · 11th house · 12th house

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