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Public Guided Tours open for Visitors again

25 September 2020

1m Spiegel vor geöffneter Kuppel

Photo: Markus Tiemann für Tourismusverband Prignitz e.V.

Starting from October, the regular public guided tours at Hamburg Observatory will take place again. Language: GERMAN.

Every Sunday at 2:00 pm

and

Every first Wednesday in a month at 7:00 pm with the possibility for observation, if the sky is clear.

Online Registration

Entrance:   August-Bebel-Straße 196

Meeting point:  Entrance to the Sonnenbau in the centre of the park

Fee:  EUR 10,00/7,50

Hygiene concept

Please, bring a mask with you!

The tours are organized by the association  Förderverein der Hamburger Sternwarte e. V. in cooperation with the university institute.

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