The activities are held and developed exclusively in Italian.
For guided tour in English, the date and time have to be agreed with the GAL Hassin staff for a number not less than 20 people.
FOR OUR COMPLETE CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES AND DATES AVAILABLE PLEASE REFER TO THE TICKET TABLE BELOW. SELECT THE MONTH YOU ARE INTERESTED IN AND THEN THE TICKET. THIS WAY YOU CAN BOOK YOUR VISIT AND PURCHASE YOUR TICKET ONLINE.
“EVENTS” ARE THEMATIC ACTIVITIES THAT TAKE PLACE ONLY ON SPECIFIC DATES.
VISIT HOME PAGE TO FIND OUT ABOUT EVENTS AT GAL HASSIN. UNDER THE MAIN BANNER, YOU SEE “NEWS AND EVENTS”. SELECT “EVENTS”.
ONLINE BOOKING IS ALWAYS REQUIRED TO VISIT GAL HASSIN.
In case of adverse weather conditions, GAL Hassin reserves the faculty to modify the scheduled outdoor events (the visit of the Space and Time Park and/or Solar/Sky Observations in the Observation Terrace) with indoor activities in the GAL Hassin Museum and Planetarium.
The full day ticket includes naked-eye sky observations guided by a professional astrophysicist with a special laser pointer. Observations with the Observatory Terrace telescopes include observations of Moon, visible planets and double stars. Finally, deep-sky objects are observed with the Galhassin Robotic Telescope (GRT, 400mm).
For the evening-night activities, please remember to wear appropriate clothing for the altitude (550 meters).
Applying for discounts. For groups of more than 30 adults, a 1 euro discount per person can be applied.
The discount code must be requested to the GAL Hassin staff before making the online payment. To request the discount code, please contact: prenotazioni@galhassin.it.
The Educational and Outreach Center is divided into several sections: the Planetarium, the Space and Time Park, the Observatory Terrace and the Museum.
To visit our Center, reservations are always required.
We are available from 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 a.m. and from 3.30 p.m. to 5 p.m. every day ( except on holidays) at the following numbers: +39 0921 662 890, +39 329 845 2944 (mobile).
Visits are guided by professional astrophysicists with an average time duration of about two hours and a half.
The visit includes an activity in the Planetarium, a section in the Museum or an external visit to the Park of Space and Time.