Observing at the telescope in morning time? Yes, our Sun is very interesting!

The astronomical observatory of Col Drusciè is equipped with a coronado solar telescope, that allows the public to observe the Sun safely and appreciate its photosphere phenomena: granulation, spots and protuberances.

Ticket € 5 per person, free admission for children up to 6 years.

In the morning the Col Drusciè astronomical observatory is reachable with the Tofana - Freccia nel Cielo cable car or in a 20 minutes walk from Piè Tofana.

Public opening hours from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., no reservation needed. The observatory is open for observing the Sun if the sky is clear only.

What sound other than that of a brass quintet can accompany and warm the hearts of listeners during a sunset from the terrace of the renowned Col Drusciè refuge from which the famous Drusciè A slope starts, home to Olympic competitions since 1956. A programme, the one designed , which tells us about Venice as a city of opera, a city of the Baroque and of Vivaldi but also and above all a city of cinema. After the concert, the astronomical observatory will be open for a guided visit and telescope observations.

Event organized together with Tofana Freccia nel Cielo and Musincantus.

Observing at the telescope in morning time? Yes, our Sun is very interesting!

The astronomical observatory of Col Drusciè is equipped with a coronado solar telescope, that allows the public to observe the Sun safely and appreciate its photosphere phenomena: granulation, spots and protuberances.

Ticket € 5 per person, free admission for children up to 6 years.

In the morning the Col Drusciè astronomical observatory is reachable with the Tofana - Freccia nel Cielo cable car or in a 20 minutes walk from Piè Tofana.

Public opening hours from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., no reservation needed. The observatory is open for observing the Sun if the sky is clear only.

Observing at the telescope in morning time? Yes, our Sun is very interesting!

The astronomical observatory of Col Drusciè is equipped with a coronado solar telescope, that allows the public to observe the Sun safely and appreciate its photosphere phenomena: granulation, spots and protuberances.

Ticket € 5 per person, free admission for children up to 6 years.

In the morning the Col Drusciè astronomical observatory is reachable with the Tofana - Freccia nel Cielo cable car or in a 20 minutes walk from Piè Tofana.

Public opening hours from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., no reservation needed. The observatory is open for observing the Sun if the sky is clear only.

An evening entirely dedicated to the Moon, stars, constellations, planets, dishes and wines to taste. The Astrocena is the right opportunity to combine curiosity and the joy of being able to directly admire, with your own eyes, the wonders of the starry sky and the pleasure of savoring the combinations of dishes prepared specifically for the evening with wines from renowned wineries.

Up and down with the cable car Tofana - Freccia nel Cielo from the Cortina city center, dinner at rifugio Col Drusciè and then the guided visit to the astronomical observatory with telescope observations.

An evening entirely dedicated to the Moon, stars, constellations, planets, dishes and wines to taste. The Astrocena is the right opportunity to combine curiosity and the joy of being able to directly admire, with your own eyes, the wonders of the starry sky and the pleasure of savoring the combinations of dishes prepared specifically for the evening with wines from renowned wineries.

Up and down with the cable car Tofana - Freccia nel Cielo from the Cortina city center, dinner at rifugio Col Drusciè and then the guided visit to the astronomical observatory with telescope observations.

Observing at the telescope in morning time? Yes, our Sun is very interesting!

The astronomical observatory of Col Drusciè is equipped with a coronado solar telescope, that allows the public to observe the Sun safely and appreciate its photosphere phenomena: granulation, spots and protuberances.

Ticket € 5 per person, free admission for children up to 6 years.

In the morning the Col Drusciè astronomical observatory is reachable with the Tofana - Freccia nel Cielo cable car or in a 20 minutes walk from Piè Tofana.

Public opening hours from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., no reservation needed. The observatory is open for observing the Sun if the sky is clear only.

Observation of the most interesting celestial objects (Moon, stars, planets, nebulae, etc.) through the eyepiece of a modern telescope, from the Col Drusciè Astronomical Observatory located at 1800 meters above Cortina d'Ampezzo. Look at the starry sky of the Dolomites!

Full ticket € 10, reduced € 5 (from 6 up to 18 years of age), free admission for children up to 6 years.

Online reservation required.

An evening entirely dedicated to the Moon, stars, constellations, planets, dishes and wines to taste. The Astrocena is the right opportunity to combine curiosity and the joy of being able to directly admire, with your own eyes, the wonders of the starry sky and the pleasure of savoring the combinations of dishes prepared specifically for the evening with wines from renowned wineries.

Up and down with the cable car Tofana - Freccia nel Cielo from the Cortina city center, dinner at rifugio Col Drusciè and then the guided visit to the astronomical observatory with telescope observations.

Observing at the telescope in morning time? Yes, our Sun is very interesting!

The astronomical observatory of Col Drusciè is equipped with a coronado solar telescope, that allows the public to observe the Sun safely and appreciate its photosphere phenomena: granulation, spots and protuberances.

Ticket € 5 per person, free admission for children up to 6 years.

In the morning the Col Drusciè astronomical observatory is reachable with the Tofana - Freccia nel Cielo cable car or in a 20 minutes walk from Piè Tofana.

Public opening hours from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., no reservation needed. The observatory is open for observing the Sun if the sky is clear only.

Observation of the most interesting celestial objects (Moon, stars, planets, nebulae, etc.) through the eyepiece of a modern telescope, from the Col Drusciè Astronomical Observatory located at 1800 meters above Cortina d'Ampezzo. Look at the starry sky of the Dolomites!

Full ticket € 10, reduced € 5 (from 6 up to 18 years of age), free admission for children up to 6 years.

Online reservation required.

An evening entirely dedicated to the Moon, stars, constellations, planets, dishes and wines to taste. The Astrocena is the right opportunity to combine curiosity and the joy of being able to directly admire, with your own eyes, the wonders of the starry sky and the pleasure of savoring the combinations of dishes prepared specifically for the evening with wines from renowned wineries.

Up and down with the cable car Tofana - Freccia nel Cielo from the Cortina city center, dinner at rifugio Col Drusciè and then the guided visit to the astronomical observatory with telescope observations.

Observing at the telescope in morning time? Yes, our Sun is very interesting!

The astronomical observatory of Col Drusciè is equipped with a coronado solar telescope, that allows the public to observe the Sun safely and appreciate its photosphere phenomena: granulation, spots and protuberances.

Ticket € 5 per person, free admission for children up to 6 years.

In the morning the Col Drusciè astronomical observatory is reachable with the Tofana - Freccia nel Cielo cable car or in a 20 minutes walk from Piè Tofana.

Public opening hours from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., no reservation needed. The observatory is open for observing the Sun if the sky is clear only.