Istanbul University Observatory, Astronomical observatory in Turkey
The Istanbul University Observatory is renowned for its astronomical research and education.
This observatory has been part of Istanbul University since its establishment in the 1930s.
It reflects the rich scientific heritage of Istanbul, a bridge between east and west.
Scientists and students use it for astrophysical studies and observations.
The observatory possesses a large collection of historical astronomical instruments.
Location: Istanbul
Official opening: 1936
Elevation above the sea: 50 m
Website: istanbul.edu.tr/merkezler/gozlemevi
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