Watching the Sun: A 200-Year Journey (NL + FR)
The Solar Physics and Space Weather department opens its doors once a month ! From hand-made sunspot drawings to the closest-ever images of the solar corona, your will travel throughout its 200 years of history.
Watching the Sun: A 200-Year Journey
The Solar Physics and Space Weather department opens its doors once a month ! From hand-made sunspot drawings to the closest-ever images of the solar corona, your will travel throughout its 200 years of history.
Start Exhibition at the Royal Palace
Every summer, the Royal Palace of Brussels opens its doors to the public. On this occasion, Belspo and the Federal Scientific Institutes, including the Royal Observatory of Belgium, present their exhibition ‘Science and Culture at the Royal Palace’.
Watching the Sun: A 200-Year Journey
The Solar Physics and Space Weather department opens its doors once a month ! From hand-made sunspot drawings to the closest-ever images of the solar corona, your will travel throughout its 200 years of history.
Watching the Sun: A 200-Year Journey
The Solar Physics and Space Weather department opens its doors once a month ! From hand-made sunspot drawings to the closest-ever images of the solar corona, your will travel throughout its 200 years of history.
Solar Eclipse Viewing in Humain
Join the Royal Observatory of Belgium on Wednesday, 12 August 2026 for a spectacular partial solar eclipse! From our Radio Astronomy Station in Humain (Marche-en-Famenne), you'll enjoy an unobstructed view of the horizon while almost 90% of the Sun is covered by the Moon.
End Exhibition at the Royal Palace
Every summer, the Royal Palace of Brussels opens its doors to the public. On this occasion, Belspo and the Federal Scientific Institutes, including the Royal Observatory of Belgium, present their exhibition ‘Science and Culture at the Royal Palace’.
Watching the Sun: A 200-Year Journey
The Solar Physics and Space Weather department opens its doors once a month ! From hand-made sunspot drawings to the closest-ever images of the solar corona, your will travel throughout its 200 years of history.