Visit to the observatory of the Trebur Astronomy Foundation
The Trebur Astronomy Foundation operates one of the largest telescopes in Germany. The Trebur 1-meter telescope is also used for guided tours for visitors.
It is one of the largest publicly accessible telescopes in Europe, which is also used for visual observation. Anyone can look through the telescope with their own eyes and see the moon, the planets, and many other celestial objects.
We will introduce the observatory and also offer lectures on various astronomical topics, for example on topics such as:
- Why do we use telescopes?
- How do telescopes work?
- What is observed and measured with the foundation's telescope?
- Discoveries made with the Trebur telescope.
Weather permitting, observations with the Trebur 1-meter telescope are also planned.
Further information about the Trebur Astronomy Foundation.
| time | variable |
| Length of time | approximately 2 hours (without observation) |
| Location | Fichtenstr. 7, Trebur |
| Number of participants | up to 25 people |
| Registration and contact |
Department MND Prof. Dr. Johannes Ohlert |
