Kristi H.
9/26/2025
We booked a personal SkyNights program for our small family to celebrate our Father's life. Will and Chase were both incredibly helpful, extremely knowledgeable, and hilariously entertaining,...
Mount Lemmon SkyCenter
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933 N Cherry Ave
Tucson, AZ 85721
The Mount Lemmon SkyCenter in Tucson, AZ is a renowned destination for stargazing and astronomical exploration. With a mission to educate and inspire visitors about the wonders of the universe, the SkyCenter offers a range of activities, including guided tours, remote astrophotography experiences, and special events like the annual Stars Over Sabino. Equipped with state-of-the-art telescopes and surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Mount Lemmon wilderness, the SkyCenter provides an unforgettable opportunity to delve into the mysteries of the cosmos.
As a hub for scientific discovery and celestial observation, the Mount Lemmon SkyCenter is dedicated to fostering a deeper understanding of our place in the universe. With a rich history and a team of passionate experts, the SkyCenter offers visitors the chance to explore galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters through their image gallery and immersive experiences. Whether you're a seasoned astronomer or simply curious about the night sky, the SkyCenter invites you to embark on a captivating journey through the heavens.
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Kathy A.
10/4/2024
Our two guides for Sky Nights - Travis and Aaron were incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. You could tell they love what they do.
S C.
9/13/2024
super fun intro to astronomy! we had a group of 8 people which was a perfect size. the wait to view thru the telescope was fine. a very large group would have been too much, i think. travis...
Margie H.
12/12/2022
If you have any interest in space or astronomy you must to do a Skyview Adventure when in Tucson. Our guides, Will and Ronnie, were two recent University of Arizona grads who did an excellent job...
Christina C.
12/8/2024
Attended the night Skycenter viewing experience and while it was cold, IT WAS AMAZING. We were part of a good-sized group but we were able to look through the telescope multiple times at planets...
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