Take a look at the autumn night sky through Denmark's largest working telescope at Ole Rømer Observatory. The guide will choose what to show based on the group, which could be craters on the Moon, the rings of Saturn or a distant galaxy, with the planets and stars visible that evening.
The viewing goes ahead in all weather. If clouds cover the sky, the evening becomes an indoor astronomy session instead, with stories about life in the universe, current space missions and the observatory's history, along with striking images from the large space telescopes.
