The King's Observatory in Richmond, originally constructed for King George III to witness the 1769 Transit of Venus, will be open for tours from July 9 to July 17. The building has changed purposes over the years, transitioning from a government structure to a private office and is now a home, restored by businessman Robert Brothers. Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the observatory, climb to the telescope dome, and experience the historical significance of the site. Tours will be available weekdays, with tickets priced at £20 and £15 for seniors.
The King's Observatory, originally built for King George III to observe the 1769 Transit of Venus, will host public tours from July 9 to July 17.
Restored by businessman Robert Brothers, the King's Observatory is now a private home offering limited public access for guided tours and telescope viewing.
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