Salvatore di Giacomo observatory
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Osservatorio Astronomico Salvatore Di Giacomo is a public astronomy site in Agerola, in the Campania region of Italy, run by a local amateur astronomy nonprofit.
About Salvatore di Giacomo observatory
The observatory is operated by AstroCampania ETS, a nonprofit organisation dedicated to public astronomy outreach in the Campania region. It functions as a municipal observation site, giving local residents and visitors access to organised stargazing.
Location & getting there
The observatory sits in Agerola, in the Campania region of southern Italy; the coordinates on record place it within this broader area near the Amalfi Coast.
Visiting Salvatore di Giacomo observatory
Since AstroCampania runs the site as a nonprofit outreach programme, opening times are likely tied to scheduled events rather than daily hours. Check the AstroCampania website before planning a visit.
See your named star from here
Campania's coastal and hill locations can offer decent dark-sky pockets away from Naples' city glow. If you've named a star, look up its coordinates in our catalogue and ask AstroCampania volunteers whether it's visible on their next observing night.
Opening hours and public-visit programs vary by season. Check Google Maps for current times before you travel.