Spain · Almería
Senés Observatory
Observe from Senés in Almería, Spain, at the foothills of the Sierra de los Filabres. Explore the site's telescopes and plan a northern-hemisphere imaging session.
1,008 m elevation · 3 telescopes
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Spain · Almería
Observe from Senés in Almería, Spain, at the foothills of the Sierra de los Filabres. Explore the site's telescopes and plan a northern-hemisphere imaging session.
1,008 m elevation · 3 telescopes
Explore Senés →Portugal · Beja
Explore remote astronomy from Mértola in Portugal's Baixo Alentejo region. Compare the available refractors and check the local observing window.
190 m elevation · 2 telescopes
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370 m elevation · 2 telescopes
Explore Gravina →Argentina · Mendoza
Explore southern skies from Los Chacayes in Argentina's Uco Valley, near the Andes. Compare the site's telescopes for your next imaging session.
1,100 m elevation · 3 telescopes
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Plan a southern-hemisphere session from Omakau in New Zealand's Central Otago region. Check local night-time conditions and choose a telescope.
325 m elevation · 2 telescopes
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1,266 m elevation · 2 telescopes
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