Budapest, Hungary Clear Sky Chart

Budapest, Hungary (47.5°, 19.04°) · Updated 15:32 CET
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Worth a short session
BEST 18:00–22:00 (4h)
Near-perfect skies but bright moonlight limits faint objects. Some haze, so transparency is slightly reduced.
Sunset
16:33
Sunrise
06:22
Usable Hours
11/11
Moon
90%
Visible Planets
♂ Mars51° SE
♃ Jupiter46° SE
♄ Saturn44° S
⛢ Uranus63° S
♆ Neptune42° S
Sky darkness
City sky (Bortle 8-9)
SQM 17.9, estimated from satellite night lights. A property of the place, separate from tonight’s score. How we estimate this
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Stargazing in Budapest, Hungary

Budapest's Danube valley setting (Bortle 7) improves heading into the Hungarian countryside — the Hortobágy National Park to the east is an International Dark Sky Park with Bortle 2–3 conditions and a vast, flat horizon that is ideal for panoramic Milky Way observations. Hungary's continental climate brings reliably clear autumn and winter nights. The Bükk Mountains to the north-east also offer good dark-sky access.

Budapest, Hungary Stargazing FAQ

Where is the best dark sky near Budapest?∨
Hortobágy National Park, about 2 hours east, is an International Dark Sky Park with Bortle 2-3 conditions and a vast, flat horizon ideal for panoramic Milky Way views. The Bükk Mountains to the north-east are another good option.
Can you see the Milky Way from Hungary?∨
Yes — Hungary's dark-sky parks, particularly Hortobágy, offer excellent Milky Way views. The puszta (Great Hungarian Plain) provides unobstructed horizons in every direction.
When is the best time to stargaze in Budapest?∨
Autumn and winter bring reliably clear nights with Hungary's continental climate. Summer is warmer but can be hazier. The Milky Way galactic core is best positioned from April through September.