Astronomical observatory Belgrade

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Excellent hidden little spot in Belgrade well worth a if you're interested in astronomy and/or photography. Unfortunately the interior is closed however a walk around the grounds is really interesting and plenty of great photo opportunities whilst you learn about its history on Wikipedia. There is also a great park nearby to enjoy beers/food after your visit. This is the of of the best places in Belgrade. It is consisting of several buildings that are mostly dating from 1930’s . Fantastic architecture, great please to have a walk and find some peace. Whoever loves architecture, this is a must see place. Since 2020 they are taking some renovations and returning the old glow, thou good part of the complex remains dated and ruined. I hope this pace will see some new better times. Upd: were on excursion - awesome! First point was old beautiful library. Where we were told history of this place. And then we went to look at big refractor. Beautiful park, so cozy and interesting. Another interesting thing to in Belgrade. Free visits are available monthly (last Saturday) with obligatory email application. You will get your application confirmed. is during the day which doesn't matter since you won't be actually looking through telescope. Presentation and guide through complex is very interesting and atmosphere was very relaxed. It's supposed to be museum like tour but since guides are actually employees it's even better and more informative. They gave answer to every question we had for them. Nearby is a forest where you can take a walk and enjoy your time and a very nice viewpoint. Located in Zvezdara forest, it's a perfect place to during summer days. If available, be sure to check their organized lecture about history of the observatory and astronomical society in Serbia. One part of the lecture takes place in their beautiful library, which alone is worth the trip to observatory. Recommended for on last Sunday of each month, when they have Open door day. Do not expect observations during the visit, it's more educative/museum type of event. A treasure trove of history of astronomy in this part of the world. Incredible architecture where 1930's art deco meets the classic telescope domes. A lovely, yet undermaintaibed park around it. It is an interesting tour accompanied by very nice employees. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites.