Dark Sky Parks in Europe

Dark Sky Parks are parks that have exceptional starry nights and are protected for this very reason.

See

Austria

• Naturpark Attersee-Traunsee. (updated Feb 2023)

Croatia

• Vrani kamen (Near Daruvar). (updated Feb 2023)
• Jelsa (on the Island Hvar). (updated Mar 2024)

Denmark

• Bulbjerg. (updated Dec 2023)
• Mandø (near Esbjerg). (updated Mar 2024)
• Møn and Nyord. (updated Feb 2023)

France

• Cévennes National Park. (updated Nov 2023)
• Millevaches Natural Regional Park (in southern Limousin). (updated Nov 2023)
• Regional Natural Park of Vercors. (updated Nov 2023)

Germany

• Eifel National Park. (updated Feb 2023)
• Winklmoosalm. (updated Feb 2023)

Greece

• Aenos National Park (in Kefalonia). (updated Jun 2023)

Hungary

• Bükk Mountains. (updated Feb 2023)
• Hortobágy National Park. (updated Feb 2023)
• Zselic Starry Sky Park. (updated Feb 2023)

Netherlands

• De Boschplaat (On the eastern side of Terschelling). (updated Feb 2023)
• Lauwersmeer National Park. (updated Mar 2023)

Norway

• Øvre Pasvik National Park (near Kirkenes). (updated Jul 2024)

Switzerland

• Gantrisch Regional Nature Park. (updated Mar 2024)

See also

• Astronomy
• Space
• Space flight sites
• Dark Sky Parks
• Dark Sky Parks in the United States