Lunar eclipse at the "Max Valier" observatory
Join the Max Valier amateur astronomers and observe the lunar eclipse through powerful telescopes. Discover distant planets, shining star clusters and hear fascinating stories from the universe. You'll get expert insights, curious facts, and a glimpse behind the scenes of the observatory.
Whether it’s your first time looking through a telescope or you’re already a stargazing enthusiast – this evening will leave you in awe. The special atmosphere, the shared eclipse experience and the magic of the moment will make this night unforgettable.
Come along – free admission and a clear view into the cosmos!
Route
Unfortunately, the observatory is not accessible by public transport at night.By car:
Destination: Observatory "Max Valier".
Parking: on site
Good to know
Warm clothing - even in early autumn the nights at 1,300 m can be quite fresh and cool.
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