Stargazing

What to know

Experience an evening at the Ole Rømer Observatory. Gaze at the starry sky through Denmark’s largest telescope and explore the 115-year-old building On a clear night, you can take a look at the seasonal night sky—featuring the stars and planets visible on the evening of the show—through Denmark’s largest telescope Maybe we'll take a closer look at the Moon's craters, zoom in on Saturn's rings, spot a distant galaxy, or step outside for a closer look at a constellation. Screenings take place regardless of the weather. If clouds cover the sky, we will instead explore the observatory's corners together and tell astronomy stories about life in the Universe, current space travel or the history of the observatory while showing great images from the big ones. Space telescopes. We can't promise a cloudless sky, but we can promise you an exciting evening learning about astronomy. Please bring astronomy questions for the presenter and warm clothes - it's no fun stargazing if you're cold. - Date: 8 October 2026 - Time: 20:30–22:00 - Venue: Ole Rømer Observatoriet - Address: Observatorievejen 1, Aarhus C, Denmark - Admission: From DKK 41