Important information for visitors: to register for all types of excursions call +370 3834 5424 (Mondays through Fridays 8 AM – 4.30 PM).
| Programme | Dates | Duration | Prices on working day | Prices after working hours, on weekends and holidays |
| Observation of the Sun | 1 October – 30 April Tuesdays – Saturdays. 1 May – 30 September Mondays – Sundays. | 0.5–1 h | Mondays – Fridays till 4 PM: Adults – LTL6, Students – LTL5, Pupils (6 years old and over) – LTL4. Pensioners and disabled* – LTL3. Groups of 1–9 people – LTL50. | On working days after 4 PM, on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays: Adults – LTL8, Students – LTL7, Pupils (6 years old and over) – LTL6. Pensioners and disabled* – LTL4; Groups of 1–9 people – LTL80. |
*NB these telescopes are installed in a tower with no elevator, visitors have to use the stairs.
The observation of the Sun can be booked when registering for daytime excursions but a clear day and an active Sun is needed. For groups of 20–25 people. Larger groups of visitors are split into two.
Two telescopes with special filters are used. One is for the observation of sunspots, the other – for protuberances (solar flares). If the Sun is active the images are nothing short of impressive. It’s a great opportunity to see what’s happening 150 million km away. In addition to this, the guide will tell you more about our closest star.
Younger visitors should be accompanied by adults as they may need some assistance.
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