This public observatory in Jindřichův Hradec is named after František Nušl, the astronomer born in the town, best known as co-inventor of the coincidence comparator. It hosts lectures, guided night-sky observations and school programmes throughout the year.
Hvězdná 51, 377 01 Jindřichův Hradec
Opening hours follow the event programme
Opening of a landscape astrophotography exhibition by Andrei Fojtíková and Miroslava Nečasová, featuring a guided tour, lecture, and discussion on the joys and challenges of astrophotography.
An animated tale of a polar bear and penguin embarking on a space expedition. An engaging programme for children at the planetarium.
Solar observation at the Jindřichův Hradec Observatory. A perfect event for astronomy enthusiasts and families.
The planetarium in Jindřichův Hradec invites you on a journey from Earth into deep space for those interested in astronomy.
Evening astronomy programme featuring night sky observation at the observatory in Jindřichův Hradec.
A planetarium show exploring stars and their significance in ancient Egyptian astronomy and culture.
A children's astronomy show about stars and space with the character Lucy at the Jindřichův Hradec planetarium.
A lecture exploring the strangest moons in our solar system, from icy geysers to mysterious phenomena, led by Pavel Gabzdyl.
Chamber concert by MAOK at the planetarium, with music accompanied by light and cosmic projections under the dome of the Hvězdárna prof. Františka Nušla.
MAOK brings their live music to Jindřichův Hradec Planetarium for an intimate concert paired with cosmic projections on the dome.
A lecture about the October sky covering planet visibility, astronomical phenomena, and constellations.
A lecture about dark matter and its influence on the structure of the universe and galaxies.
A science night with a physics show from the Amazing Physics Theatre, including observation of the Sun and Venus, plus night sky viewing.
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.
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.
An animated story about a young wolverine named Eva who learns bravery and self-confidence through tales of life's evolution on Earth.
A lecture about Europe's largest astronomical telescopes built in the Chilean Andes and their scientific discoveries.
A planetarium show exploring the Solar System and humanity's place in the cosmos.
An interactive programme about dinosaurs for children, where Celestyna learns the story of their extinction with the help of a magical Moon.
Watch a solar eclipse and observe the night sky in Jindřichův Hradec, with the eclipse starting at 19:20 and sky observation from 21:30.
An educational programme about space and the challenges of reaching it, featuring Elon the hamster, a scientist living on a landfill.
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.
The observatory in Jindřichův Hradec marks 65 years with daytime solar observations and evening stargazing until midnight.