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Estrella de Mar observatory

Spain · Europe
✦ 36.7206, -4.2676

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About this observatory

Estrella de Mar Observatory - Spanish for "Star of the Sea" - is an astronomical observatory on the Andalusian coast of southern Spain.

About Estrella de Mar Observatory

Wikidata records confirm Estrella de Mar as a working astronomical observatory in Andalusia, though detailed public information about its history, instruments and visiting arrangements is limited online.

Location & getting there

The observatory lies on Spain's southern coastline in Andalusia, a region known for clear, mild-weather nights that draw stargazers throughout much of the year.

Visiting Estrella de Mar Observatory

With limited published details available, it's best to check locally or search for current opening hours and tour information before planning a visit.

See your named star from here

Under Andalusia's famously clear coastal skies, you can look up your named star's exact coordinates in the Star Register catalogue, or begin a naming with one of our packages.

Opening hours

Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.

Frequently asked questions
On Spain's Andalusian coast, in southern Spain.
"Estrella de Mar" is Spanish for "Star of the Sea."
Detailed visiting information isn't widely published, so check locally for current opening times.
Location
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Estrella de Mar Observatory, Andalusia, Spain | Star-Register.eu