The staff of the Observatory and the Foundation operating it have always considered popular science and science communication for the public to be a top priority. That is why we regularly host our Telescope Stargazing Evenings. On these nights, primary emphasis is placed on live stargazing through telescopes—whether our guests arrive during the day or at night—while also help visitors explore the theoretical background of astronomy. In case of cloudy weather, we welcome visitors with lectures and planetarium shows.

During our Telescope Stargazing Evenings, we cover topics such as our Solar System—including the Sun itself, the planets, and other small celestial bodies—how stars work, the mysteries of the Milky Way, types and structures of galaxies, and many other topics. We also discuss current astronomical phenomena, events, and the latest discoveries in astronomy, all presented interactively and illustrated through the telescope. Visitors are always welcome to ask our presenters any questions they may have, even if the topic was not explicitly covered during the main program.