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- The 9 Best Places to Go Stargazing in Phoenix - Space Tourism Guide
Whether you’re visiting for business or pleasure, or you call “The Valley” home, here are the best spots for stargazing in Phoenix, using 2022 dark sky data Let’s get out and explore the wonders of the night sky!
- THE 15 BEST Arizona Observatories Planetariums (2025) - Tripadvisor
Things to do ranked using Tripadvisor data including reviews, ratings, number of page views, and user location 1 Lowell Observatory It's a bit pricey, but if you enjoy science or space, the Lowell Observatory is a must-visit attraction in Flagstaff! 2 Kitt Peak National Observatory
- 13 TOP OBSERVATORIES IN ARIZONA YOU SHOULD VISIT
Arizona has some amazing observatories open to the public for stargazing So, if you are with kids and looking for sophisticated stargazing spots in Arizona, check out these Planetariums, Observatories, and Space Centers for a fun night experience Head to the South of Tucson to the Fred Lawrence Whipple Observatory
- Gilbert Rotary Centennial Observatory | Gilbert, AZ
Located in the Gilbert Riparian Preserve next to the Gilbert Library at Greenfield and Guadalupe, the Centennial Observatory is open for viewing Friday + Saturday evenings starting at Sunset
- Astronomical Observatories in Arizona | 2025 List | GO ASTRONOMY
Find permanent planetariums near you in Arizona that feature telescopes used for astronomy education and research
- Arizona is home to three world-renowned observatories - AZFamily
(ARIZONA HIGHWAYS TV) -- Arizona is home to three world-renowned observatories We take a look at why you should visit each of these sites LOWELL OBSERVATORY "Telescopes are light buckets,"
- Plan Your Visit | SkyCenter
Explore our facilities, discover the history of the observatory, and even safely observe the sun through our specialized solar telescopes Our daytime tours are perfect for families, school groups, and anyone curious about astronomy and the unique mountain environment Information Can't make it to the mountaintop?
- International Dark Sky Discovery Center - International Dark Sky . . .
Offer the Dark Sky Observatory’s research capabilities to university students Emphasize issues related to human health, wildlife conservation, nocturnal pollinators, sustainability, and night sky observation Serve as an international attraction for visitors of all ages
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