Sintini observatory

Sintini Observatory is an astronomical observatory located in Alfonsine, in Italy's Emilia-Romagna region. It's registered with the International Astronomical Union under observatory code B46, marking it as an active site for astronomical observation.

About Sintini Observatory

The observatory appears in Italian astronomical observatory registries and holds an IAU observatory code, which is typically assigned to facilities that conduct positional or photometric observations of asteroids and other objects. Beyond this, detailed public information about its instruments and history is limited.

Location & getting there

Sintini Observatory is located in Alfonsine, Emilia-Romagna, in northern Italy. The region is well connected by road and rail, making the surrounding countryside accessible for a visit.

Visiting Sintini Observatory

As a smaller research-oriented site, Sintini Observatory may not offer regular public tours. It's worth checking directly with local astronomy associations in Emilia-Romagna or searching for current contact details before planning a visit.

See your named star from here

Small dedicated observatories like this one are part of a wider network of stargazers who can turn a telescope toward any set of coordinates. Name a star to get its exact position, or explore the catalogue of stars already named.