Brno Observatory and Planetarium is a contributory organisation of the City of Brno, opened in 1954 in a park on Kraví hora hill. After a major reconstruction in 2010-2011 designed by architect Martin Rudiš, the complex now houses a digitarium with a 17-metre projection dome, an exploratorium, a small planetarium, an observation deck, and a science walk. Alongside astronomy, the venue popularises physics, geology, chemistry and other natural sciences through interactive shows, exhibitions, and concerts.
Kraví hora 2, 616 00 Brno
Opening hours follow the event programme
An evening of astronomical observation featuring a partial solar eclipse and the Perseid meteor shower at Brno Observatory and Planetarium.
Evening sky observation at Brno's planetarium using modern telescopes - see the Moon, Saturn, Jupiter, Venus, and distant galaxies.
A unique projection of Brno on the planetarium dome featuring natural scenery and sounds. Special programme King of the Planets runs in July and August.
Evening stargazing at Brno Observatory featuring views of the Moon, planets, and distant galaxies through the telescope.
A concert by Štěpán Švestka and his ensemble Collegium Virtuosi that merges live music with projections of the night sky at the Brno Planetarium.
An international program for young innovators with ideas in technology and AI who want to develop their projects. A jury will select the best teams to compete in the final.
