Through the observatory's telescope – Denmark's largest functioning one – you get the chance to explore the season's starry sky. Depending on the weather, you may see lunar craters, Saturn's rings or distant galaxies.
If clouds block the view, the guide takes you on an astronomy journey through the observatory's rooms with stories about life in the Universe, current space missions and the site's own history – accompanied by images from the world's largest space telescopes.
The viewing lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. Bring warm clothing and feel free to bring your own astronomy questions. Hot drinks are available on-site.
