Monte Autore observatory
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Monte Autore observatory is a small astronomical site in the hills of central Italy, one of many local observing stations dotted across the country's mountain regions.
About Monte Autore observatory
Public information about Monte Autore observatory is limited. It is listed as an astronomical observatory in Italy, most likely run by a local astronomy club or municipality, as is common for small mountain observing sites in the region.
Location & getting there
The observatory is located in Italy, in a hillside setting typical of the amateur observing stations found across the country's Apennine ranges. If you plan to visit, check current access details and opening times with local tourism offices or astronomy clubs before travelling.
Visiting Monte Autore observatory
We don't have confirmed opening hours or ticketing details for this site. Search for the observatory's name alongside the nearest town, or check with local astronomy associations, before setting out.
See your named star from here
Wherever you end up observing from, a star named through Star Register comes with precise right ascension and declination coordinates, so staff at any observatory with the right equipment can help you locate it in the night sky. Browse our naming packages or look up an existing star in the catalogue.
Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.