Stargazing at the Dome in Leobo Private Reserve offers a truly multidimensional experience like never before.
About the Dome
The Observatory’s copper-coloured dome houses two advanced telescopes: a 20-inch Corrected Dall-Kirkham for viewing stars, planets, and nebulae, and an 8-inch Hydrogen Alpha scope for safe solar observation. Equipped for both basic viewing and advanced astrophotography, the setup delivers world-class images. Thanks to the reserve’s remote location and minimal light pollution, the skies offer extraordinary clarity, with visibility down to Magnitude 7.4 – among the best in the world for stargazing.
Unique Features
The dome is situated up a spiral staircase in the library of the Observatory and is securely placed in a perfect spot for stargazing.
- 20-Inch Corrected Dall-Kirkham Telescope
- 8-Inch Hydrogen Alpha Telescope
- High-Resolution Imaging Equipment
- Minimal Light Pollution
- Visibility Down to Magnitude 7.4
- Automated Dome Mechanism
