Spend an evening at the Ole Rømer Observatory in Aarhus looking up at the night sky through Denmark's largest telescope. The observatory building dates back 115 years, and the visit gives you a chance to explore it as well as the heavens.
Weather permitting, the guide points the telescope at the stars and planets visible that evening. Depending on the sky, you might see the craters of the Moon, the rings of Saturn, a distant galaxy, or step outside to look at a constellation up close. If clouds cover the sky, the evening moves indoors instead, with talks on life in the universe, current space travel and the history of the observatory, accompanied by striking images from large space telescopes.
