Bellino observatory
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Bellino observatory is a small astronomical observatory in the village of Bellino, in the Cuneo province of Piedmont, Italy.
About Bellino observatory
The observatory is listed in the Italian Astronomical Union's (UAI) registry of observatories and is described as a hobbyist facility. It is associated with the local Museum of Time and Sundials in Bellino.
Location & getting there
Bellino sits in the Cuneo province of Piedmont, in northwestern Italy, roughly 80 kilometres southwest of Turin, within the Europe region.
Visiting Bellino observatory
Visiting details are not published here; the Bellino municipality's website is the best place to check current opening arrangements.
See your named star from here
Set in the mountains southwest of Turin, Bellino observatory sits under skies where a named star's coordinates could, in principle, be tracked down. Browse our star-naming packages or the star catalogue to name your own.
Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.
