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May 2, 2022
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Built in 1956, making it the oldest of the Balearic Islands, this observatory was technically overhauled in 2014 and equipped with IT. A teaching room for 20 people was set up and two new telescopes were purchased, financed by the World Heritage Consortium.
In this observatory you can not only observe the sky at night, it also has a solar telescope with which you can take a closer look at the star of all stars.
The observatory can normally be visited on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Wednesday mornings. Pre-registration is necessary and can be done via the website aaeivissa.com.
In this observatory you can not only observe the sky at night, it also has a solar telescope with which you can take a closer look at the star of all stars.
The observatory can normally be visited on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Wednesday mornings. Pre-registration is necessary and can be done via the website aaeivissa.com.
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