- Declared a Cultural Asset of National Interest in 2014, the Fabra Observatory has been studying meteorology, seismology and astronomy for more than a century.
- The Fabra Observatory is a benchmark of Barcelona's heritage, and has undoubtedly become one of the landmarks of the urban landscape on the Tibidabo...
- An astronomical observatory in Barcelona. Built in 1904. ... The main activity of the Fabra Observatory is the study of asteroids and comets.
- The Fabra Observatory in Barcelona has been studying the cosmos, the climate, and earthquakes for over 100 years.
- > < Fabra Observatory. Barcelona. The Fabra Observatory, at 413 meters of altitude, presides since 1904 a privileged place in the Tibidabo mountain.
- The Fabra Observatory, named after Camil Fabra i Fontanills, was established in 1904 and inaugurated on April 7, 1904 in the presence of King Alfonso XIII.
- The Observatori Fabra offers a unique and emblematic feature of Barcelona. It is located on the mountain of Tibidabo, allowing the observatory to provide stunning...
- The building was designed by the modernist architect Josep Domènech and Estepà. The Fabra Observatory is the fourth most antique that is still active.
- The Fabra Observatory is an astronomical observatory located in Barcelona, on a Tibidabo buttress facing south at 411 m above sea level.
- Fabra is an astronomical observatory in Barcelona located 415 meters above sea level. Scientists working here are observing asteroids, comets and double stars.