Roser observatory

Roser Observatory is a small astronomical observatory in Catalonia, Spain, situated at roughly 41.68°N, 2.79°E. Detailed public records about its history and instruments are scarce, but its coordinates place it firmly within Catalonia's stargazing landscape.

About Roser Observatory

Wikidata lists Roser Observatory simply as an astronomical observatory in Catalonia. Beyond its name and coordinates, no founding date, operator, or instrument details are publicly documented at this time.

Location & getting there

The observatory lies in Catalonia, in north-eastern Spain, a region that combines a Mediterranean climate with pockets of genuinely dark sky once you move away from Barcelona and the coastal towns. Its exact site sits at 41.68°N, 2.79°E — use the map on this page for driving directions.

Visiting Roser Observatory

No public opening hours, ticketing, or contact details are currently available for Roser Observatory. If you plan to visit, check with local Catalan astronomy associations or search for recent updates before travelling, as small observatories like this one are often run by volunteers with limited public hours.

See your named star from here

A star named through Star Register keeps the same right ascension and declination no matter where you look up from. If you're in Catalonia, that means the night sky over Roser Observatory's coordinates is as good a place as any to search for it — name a star or browse the star catalogue to find its exact position first.