From the volcanic peaks of the Canary Islands to the vast dark sky reserves of Andalusia, Spain is one of Europe's finest destinations for astronomical observation. Let us guide you to the stars.
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In-depth guides, destination reviews, and practical tips for stargazers visiting Spain's most remarkable astronomical sites.
Observatory Guide
Perched at 2,390 metres above sea level on the island of Tenerife, the Teide Observatory is one of the world's premier solar observatories. Learn how to plan your visit, what to expect from the guided tours, and why this location offers some of the clearest skies in the Northern Hemisphere.
Destination Guide
La Palma earned the world's first Starlight Reserve designation in 2012. Discover the island's 16 astronomical viewpoints, the renowned Roque de los Muchachos Observatory, and how to make the most of your astrotourism trip.
Dark Sky Reserves
Spain has over 60 certified Starlight destinations. We review the top reserves from Sierra Morena to Montsec, with practical tips for each location.
Astrophotography
The Iberian Peninsula offers superb opportunities for night sky photography. Learn about the best seasons, locations, and camera settings for stunning results.
Beginner's Guide
New to astronomy? Our handbook covers everything from choosing binoculars to identifying constellations visible from Spain throughout the year.
Spain holds more certified Starlight Reserves than any other country in Europe. Start exploring the best locations for your next stargazing adventure.
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