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Night of San Lorenzo: How to Observe the Falling Stars

On August 10, during the Night of San Lorenzo, many seek the best spots to admire the Perseids in Italy.

8 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Night of San Lorenzo, taking place on August 10, offers the opportunity to observe falling stars, particularly the Perseids. According to Sky TG24, enthusiasts can embark on a 'quest' for the best locations across Italy to enjoy the natural spectacle of the meteors.

Galileo emphasizes that this year the peak will occur on August 12, under the special condition of a moonless night, which will allow for better visibility. Experts encourage preparation for a magical experience, providing valuable tips on how to make the most of this special night.

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