The Max Valier Observatory invites you to enter the world of the cosmos and be enchanted by the secrets of the universe. Named after the famous South Tyrolean astronomer and pioneer of space travel Max Valier, the observatory offers you a unique view of distant galaxies, shining stars and majestic planets. Equipped with an impressive reflector telescope with a diameter of 80 cm, the observatory allows you to explore the depths of space and experience the universe up close.During a guided tour with the amateur astronomers of the ‘Max Valier’ association, you can escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, gaze at the infinite vastness of space and gain fascinating insights into the secrets of our galaxy. Whether you are new to astronomy or an experienced stargazer - the Max Valier observatory offers an unforgettable experience for everyone.Registration is required!Registration for the guided tour:0039 371 6761428Cost:Adults (aged 14 and over): €8.00Children (from 6 to 14 years): €4.00Here is a brief insight:Observatory Max Valier
The observatory is easily and conveniently accessible by public transport during the day.With the public bus line:- 182 from Bolzano|Bozen and Steinegg|Collepietra- 180 from Karersee, Karerpass, Welschnofen*.- 182 from Birchabruck|Ponte Nova and Gummer- 184 from Stenk, Eggen, Obereggen *- 184 or 181 from Weissenstein, Petersberg, Deutschnofen*- 180 from Fassa Valley* Change in Birchabruck|Ponte Nova to line 182
Bus stop: Gummer | San Valentino, Dörer Wiese; online timetable search at www.suedtirolmobil.info/en/Walk from the bus stop to the observatory: approx. 30 minutesDestination: https://g.page/SternwarteMaxValier?share
In the evening and at night, the observatory can only be reached by car:Destination: Obergummer - Farm Untereggerhof - Max Valier ObservatoryParking: parking lot Untereggerhof | Maso UntereggerDestination: https://g.page/SternwarteMaxValier?share