Saturn and the Moon: Saturday, December 7

On Saturday December 7^th 2024 the Col Drusciè astronomical observatory will be open to the public from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm for telescope observation of Saturn (the most beautiful planet of the Solar System) and the Moon.

The Col Drusciè Astronomical Observatory has a modern 40cm diameter reflecting telescope, fully automated, which allows the public to directly observe celestial objects from a privileged position due to the clarity of the sky. From the Col Drusciè Observatory you also have a suggestive view "from above" of Cortina d'Ampezzo and its mountains.

The observatory can be reached on foot in a 20-minute walk on a wide, uphill snowy road from the Piè Tofana car park (directions here). Follow the flags and light signals A torch and trekking boots are recommended. Please note that the observatory is located at 1800 m above sea level and it might be cold.

Entrance fee €5 per person, free entry for children up to 6 years.

It is possible to access the observatory during opening hours, without reservation.

For further information:

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