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<h3>Berlin Observatories – 20% Discount on Tickets to the Universe</h3> The Archenhold Observatory is Germany’s largest and oldest public observatory. Since 1896, visitors have been able to observe the sky here – right in the heart of Berlin’s Treptower Park – using the world’s longest movable refracting telescope. In addition to the “Great Refractor,” highlights include the historic Einstein Hall, the planetarium, the astronomy museum, and Berlin’s largest meteorite. Embark on a 360° journey into space or explore Berlin’s night sky, planets, and distant galaxies through numerous telescopes, discovering the beauty of the universe with your own eyes. Close to the sky: At the top of the Insulaner hill in Berlin-Schöneberg, you will find the Wilhelm Foerster Observatory. In clear weather, visitors can look through the 12-inch refracting telescope, the “Bamberg Refractor,” and observe a wide range of celestial objects such as double stars, planetary nebulae, star clusters, and galaxies. With the Berlin Youth Card, you receive a 20% discount on regular ticket prices for selected events at Berlin’s observatories. Simply enter the discount code “YouthCard” when purchasing tickets via the online ticket shop, or present your Berlin Youth Card at the box office on site. You can find the selected events at www.planetarium.berlin/berlin-youth-card