Štefanik's Astronomical Observatory
*Petřín Hill astronomical observatory
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Description
The astronomical observatory on the Petřín Hill was completed and opened to the public in 1930 and is named after Milan Rostislav Štéfánik, a Slovak astronomer, general, pilot and cofounder of the Czechoslovak
state. In the main dome there is a massive Weiss Telescope with a 400 millimeters mirror.
Good weather allowing, it is possible to observe the sun and its spots and at night the moon and other planets.
Kontaktní informace
| Ulice | Petřín 201 | Město | Praha 1 |
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