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Osservatorio Astrofisico di Asiago
 

HOW TO REACH US

Astrophysical Observatory, via Osservatorio 8, 36012 Asiago (VI) - Italy

The Astrophysical Observatory is located in Asiago, a famous tourist resort in the Sette Comuni plateau, at an altitude of 1000 m, in the Veneto Region.
The site of the observatory is on a hill about 2 km from the town centre.

Directions
From the Asiago town centre follow the signs to the hospital and Bassano del Grappa. At the town limits, just after the gasoline service station, turn left and then immediately right into an uphill road. This leads to the Observatory gates.

By Car
On the motorway Milano – Venezia (Serenissima) just before Vicenza (coming from Padova) or after Vicenza (coming from Verona), take the Valdastico (A31) motorway, following it to its end (exit: Piovene Rocchette). Take the SS 349 to Asiago (Km. 24).
From Vicenza: SS 349 to Thiene – Asiago (Km 55)
From Bassano del Grappa (Strada della fratellanza) to Conco – Asiago (Km. 35)
From Trento to Lavarone – Asiago (Km 64)

By Train
Asiago is not reachable by train.
Nearest railway stations: Vicenza , Bassano del Grappa, Thiene, Padova, from where several buses go every day to Asiago.

By Bus
For the Bus Timetables see the sites:

FTV (Vicenza, Bassano, Thiene), and
SITA
(Padova, seasonal direct lines or to Vicenza)
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Asiago - Observatory area

By Plane
From Verona – Villafranca airport
( km. 106)
From Venezia airport (Marco Polo)
(km. 121)
From Treviso airport (km 85)

Useful Links
www.comune.asiago.vi.it/
www.asiago.it/
www.ascom.vi.it/asiago/

 

 

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