📜 Radio observatory founded in 1949 by Professor Olof Rydbeck, part of Chalmers University. 🔍 Features large radio telescopes for astronomy, plate tectonics, and water vapor studies, and is home to a visitor centre. # Why Go 📡 See impressive radio satellites and telescopes 🔭 Explore space technology, astronomy, and Earth studies at the visitor centre 👨‍🏫 Engage with cutting-edge science through guided tours and public events # Why Avoid 🚫 Typically requires pre-booked visits, not open for casual drop-ins 📱 Mobile phones must be in flight mode or switched off due to interference 🍽️ No café or restaurant services available on-site # Tips 🗓️ Book guided tours for groups in advance and check the website for public event dates and booking information 🚌 Groups over 10 are strongly recommended to book a bus 🎒 Bring your own snacks or lunch as there are no on-site facilities # Hours 🕒 Guided tours available weekdays during office hours, typically 2 hours. Closed for guided tours during July to mid-August (weeks 27-32).