
Hermann-Risse-Sternwarte
Exploring the cosmos since 1961
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The observatory was established in 1961.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1961
Guided Story
Look up and imagine the excitement of students peering into the cosmos for the first time over sixty years ago. The Hermann-Risse Observatory, named after a dedicated astronomy teacher, is not just about science, but also about community. To your left, the Dresden-Plauen High School has sent many eager minds here to explore the stars. Listen closely, and you might hear the rustle of leaves from the nearby Bienert Park. Behind you lies the Inner Plauenscher Cemetery, where dreams of the universe may rest. This observatory is your portal to the stars, a place of wonder and discovery. Let the magic of the night sky captivate you!
Location
Nearby

Oberer Bienertpark

Hegereiterbrücke

Hoher Stein

Auferstehungskirche Dresden-Plauen

Hohenplauensches Wasserhaus (Fundamentreste)

Gewerbegebiet Felsenkeller

Bienertmühle
