AstroColauri observatory
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AstroColauri Observatory is an astronomical facility located in Campania in southern Italy, in the Naples region. The observatory serves amateur astronomers and the broader astronomy community in this region of southern Italy.
Location & getting there
The observatory is situated in Campania, a region in south-central Italy known for its rich history and Mediterranean skies. The Naples area provides access to southern European night sky constellations and observational astronomy opportunities.
Visiting AstroColauri Observatory
For current information about public observing sessions, visiting hours, membership, and available facilities, we recommend contacting local astronomy organizations in Campania or checking with the Italian Astronomical Association (UAI) for details about this observatory's programs and accessibility.
See your named star from here
From AstroColauri's location in southern Italy, you can observe the night sky with views of the southern constellations. If you have a named star, this observatory offers an opportunity to locate and view it by its celestial coordinates from the Mediterranean region.
Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.
