Spend an evening at the Ole Rømer Observatory in Aarhus and look up at the night sky through Denmark's largest telescope. The building is 115 years old, so you can also explore its history while you are there.
Weather permitting, the viewing focuses on the stars and planets visible that evening. Depending on the sky, you might see the craters of the Moon, Saturn's rings, a distant galaxy, or a constellation viewed from outside. If clouds cover the sky, the guide will instead take you round the observatory's nooks and crannies, sharing astronomy stories and images from the great space telescopes. The viewing goes ahead regardless of the weather.
