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La Romaneta observatory

Spain · Europe
✦ 38.3841, -0.9039

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About this observatory

La Romaneta observatory sits inland in the province of Alicante, on Spain's eastern coast, part of a scattering of small astronomical sites across the region.

About La Romaneta observatory

Little detailed public information is documented about this site's instruments or history, though it is recorded as an astronomical observatory in the Alicante area.

Location & getting there

Alicante province combines a busy Mediterranean coastline with quieter inland hills, and it's in one of those inland pockets that La Romaneta observatory is situated, at roughly 38.38°N, 0.90°W.

Visiting La Romaneta observatory

No official opening hours, tickets, or contact information are publicly listed for La Romaneta observatory, so check with regional astronomy associations in Alicante or search online before visiting.

See your named star from here

The coordinates on a Star Register certificate work anywhere clear skies are visible, including from inland Alicante. Name a star for someone, or explore stars already registered in our catalogue, and any telescope - here or elsewhere - can be pointed at the exact spot.

Opening hours

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

Frequently asked questions
Inland in the province of Alicante, on Spain's eastern Mediterranean coast, at approximately 38.38°N, 0.90°W.
No official opening hours or contact details are currently published, so check with regional astronomy associations in Alicante before visiting.
It is recorded as an astronomical observatory in the Alicante area, though detailed public information about its current activities is limited.
Alicante's inland hills, away from the busier coastline, offer darker skies than the province's beach towns.
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