Located in Uccle, the Royal Observatory of Belgium is a federal scientific institution where researchers study the Earth, the Sun and the Universe. From astronomy and astrophysics to seismology, geophysics, planetology and space weather: the Observatory explores major questions about our planet and the Universe. In addition to its scientific research, the Observatory carries out important public service missions, including managing the Belgian seismological network, timekeeping, and monitoring and forecasting space weather. The institution also manages the Planetarium in Brussels, located on the Heysel plateau. Curious to discover more about Belgian research into the Earth and the Universe? Explore the Royal Observatory of Belgium and discover the science behind our planet and the cosmos.
Observatoire Royal de Belgique
Location: Avenue Circulaire, 3, 1180 Uccle
