Pleiades observatory
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Pleiades observatory is located in Mandeville, in Quebec's Lanaudière region, and is managed by C.O.R.A.M. Inc. - the Centre d'Observation et de Recherche Astronomique Mandeville.
About Pleiades observatory
The observatory operates under C.O.R.A.M. Inc., a Quebec astronomical organisation based in Mandeville. It's one of several astronomy facilities in the province, alongside better-known sites such as Mont Mégantic Observatory.
Location & getting there
Mandeville sits in the Lanaudière region of Quebec, Canada - a mostly rural area northeast of Montreal that offers darker skies than the city.
Visiting Pleiades observatory
We don't have confirmed public opening hours for this site. If you'd like to visit, contact C.O.R.A.M. Inc. directly or check for current event listings before travelling.
See your named star from here
Lanaudière's rural skies make Mandeville a reasonable base for stargazing in Quebec. If you've named a star through Star Register, you can find its coordinates and browse more of the night sky in our star catalogue.
Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.
