Alicante observatory
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Alicante Observatory is recorded as an astronomical site in the Valencian Community, on Spain's southeastern Mediterranean coast.
About Alicante Observatory
Detailed, verified information about this specific facility is limited. What we can confirm is its location within the Valencian Community region of Spain, an area with an active amateur and university astronomy scene, including observatories run by the University of Valencia.
Location & getting there
The site is located in the province of Alicante, part of the Valencian Community on Spain's southeastern coast - a region known for clear Mediterranean skies.
Visiting Alicante Observatory
We don't have confirmed details on public access, opening hours or tours for this observatory. If you're planning a visit, search for current information or check with local Alicante astronomy groups before travelling.
See your named star from here
The Valencian coast's clear Mediterranean nights are a good match for tracking down a named star. Look up its exact position in the star catalogue, and browse other observatories in the region if you need help viewing it.
Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.