7 events for the next 18 months
Evening astronomy programme featuring night sky observation at the observatory in Jindřichův Hradec.
The Voyager story follows two probes launched in 1977 to explore the Solar System's most distant planets.
A public seminar on current NZÚ conditions and ways to reduce heating costs.
A lecture exploring dark matter, the invisible substance that comprises the majority of matter in the universe.
Petr Horálek presents a lecture titled “For the Jewels of Maldivian Nights”.
Micro Party is a talk show in which Karel Šíp answers questions from Jiří Bláha and the audience. The programme runs for 120 minutes without an interval.
An internist and rehabilitation physician discusses health and illness in people and society, followed by open discussion and book signing.
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Tomáš Přibyl presents a lecture about Voyager and the first day of its mission at the planetarium.
Solar observation at the Jindřichův Hradec Observatory. A perfect event for astronomy enthusiasts and families.
A planetarium show exploring stars and their significance in ancient Egyptian astronomy and culture.
A lecture about dark matter and its influence on the structure of the universe and galaxies.
An interactive programme about dinosaurs for children, where Celestyna learns the story of their extinction with the help of a magical Moon.
A lecture on the November sky with an overview of planet visibility, phenomena, and constellations, accompanied by the film Stars of the Pharaohs.
A lecture exploring the strangest moons in our solar system, from icy geysers to mysterious phenomena, led by Pavel Gabzdyl.
The planetarium in Jindřichův Hradec invites you on a journey from Earth into deep space for those interested in astronomy.
A lecture about the October sky covering planet visibility, astronomical phenomena, and constellations.
A special programme marking the 180th anniversary of Neptune's discovery at the Observatory and Planetarium of Professor František Nušl.
An interactive astronomy programme at the Jindřichův Hradec planetarium for the whole family.
Castellan-led tours of European heritage exhibitions at Jindřichův Hradec Castle Museum, featuring displays of Czech coronation jewels and royal history.
A planetarium programme about light pollution and the disappearance of the natural night sky in the modern world.
Watch Venus disappear behind the Moon through telescopes during this astronomical observation event for astronomy enthusiasts.
Guided tour of a historic Jesuit college with costumed interpreters during European Heritage Days celebrations.
A lecture about Europe's largest astronomical telescopes built in the Chilean Andes and their scientific discoveries.
Explore a Gothic church full of legends and secrets on a guided night-time tour led by museum experts.
A planetarium show exploring the Solar System and humanity's place in the cosmos.
A guided tour of the historic Jesuit college with costumed interpreters, ending with an organ concert.
Evening tours of Jindřichův Hradec Castle and Hladomorny. Held on July 9 from 20:00 to 22:00.
The Observatory of Prof. František Nušl invites you to watch a partial solar eclipse from Jindřichův Hradec airport. Observation starts at 6 p.m.
A lecture exploring how the telescope transformed human understanding of the universe and our place in it, presented at the Nušl Observatory and Planetarium.
A planetarium tour through the solar system, stellar birth, and the life of stars.
Guided tours of the historic Jesuit college in Jindřichův Hradec with costumed guides. July and August.
A lecture on two real South Bohemian crime cases featuring the former head of the Mordparta and a forensic pathologist. The book reveals previously unpublished details of murders and brutal attacks.
An interactive evening by Mirko Vojáček about the hidden potential of the human mind and learning to distinguish reality from illusion. The performance features live musical accompaniment and lasts 120 minutes.