Norman Lockyer Observatory
Chamber Rating
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Andy Rowe
Had the pleasure of attending the 'Introduction to Astronomy' course here recently, which I thought was brilliant. All the speakers definitely knew their subject matter and the tour of the place to end the day was excellent too. Would highly recommend you check it out!
Apr 2nd, 2023 -
Phil Taylor
A unique experience.
Mar 6th, 2023 -
N C
A real gem packed full of history, science and unique experiences. Hill so high that there's little light pollution, where you can look at planets and other cosmic bodies like nebulas through nearly two centuries old telescopes. The hight of British industry and engineering. Lots of opportunities to learn and ask questions in the public open evenings, planetarium show and even a chance to hold real meteorites in your hands! To contrast, a direct link and live images from the international space station and some very advanced computer gadgetry tracking meteorites and such! Amazing volunteers running the whole thing during a frosty winter night, hats off to you all!
Feb 6th, 2023 -
Adrian Sepp
Great place to learn and view stars, would recommend it for all the family
Jan 25th, 2023 -
Jon T
Excellent day out. So interesting and very informative and friendly staff.
Dec 31st, 2022
Contact Info
- (139) 557-9941
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Norman Lockyer Observatory?
A The phone number for Norman Lockyer Observatory is: (139) 557-9941.
Q Where is Norman Lockyer Observatory located?
A Norman Lockyer Observatory is located at Salcombe Hill, Sidmouth, eng EX10 0NY
Q What is the internet address for Norman Lockyer Observatory?
A The website (URL) for Norman Lockyer Observatory is: http://normanlockyer.com/
Q How is Norman Lockyer Observatory rated?
A Norman Lockyer Observatory has a 4.7 Star Rating from 81 reviewers.
Ratings and Reviews
Norman Lockyer Observatory
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 81 Reviews )Andy Rowe on Google
Had the pleasure of attending the 'Introduction to Astronomy' course here recently, which I thought was brilliant. All the speakers definitely knew their subject matter and the tour of the place to end the day was excellent too. Would highly recommend you check it out!
Phil Taylor on Google
A unique experience.
N C on Google
A real gem packed full of history, science and unique experiences. Hill so high that there's little light pollution, where you can look at planets and other cosmic bodies like nebulas through nearly two centuries old telescopes. The hight of British industry and engineering. Lots of opportunities to learn and ask questions in the public open evenings, planetarium show and even a chance to hold real meteorites in your hands! To contrast, a direct link and live images from the international space station and some very advanced computer gadgetry tracking meteorites and such! Amazing volunteers running the whole thing during a frosty winter night, hats off to you all!
Adrian Sepp on Google
Great place to learn and view stars, would recommend it for all the family
Jon T on Google
Excellent day out. So interesting and very informative and friendly staff.