Franz-Kroller-Observatory

Description

An insider tip for stargazers!

Stargazing at the oldest public observatory in Lower Austria. The telescopes and telescopes (modernized 2016/2017) of the Traiskirchen Observatory invite you on a journey into the infinite vastness of space. With admission for a free donation, you can take a look at the sky and discover planets, nebulae, stars and moons during guided tours. Sun tours take place on the first Sunday of every month at 10.30 am. During the evening tours, which take place every Monday from 8 pm, children and adults observe what the night sky has to offer, from nebulae and star clusters to the moon and planets. The tours also take place in bad weather, but unfortunately sky observations are then not possible. In addition to regular operations, guided tours are also available for groups by appointment. Special tours take place during special events, such as a lunar eclipse. Summer break for regular dates in July and August!

Location and how to get there