Dark Sky Parks in Europe

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

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Austria

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Naturpark Attersee-Traunsee. (updated Feb 2023)

Croatia

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

Denmark

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56.712511.561 Anholt. (updated Dec 2025)
Bulbjerg. (updated Dec 2023)
Mandø (near Esbjerg). (updated Mar 2024)
Møn and Nyord. (updated Feb 2023)

France

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Cévennes National Park. (updated Nov 2023)
Millevaches Natural Regional Park (in southern Limousin). (updated Nov 2023)
47.2758334.0986112 Morvan Regional Natural Park. (updated Dec 2025)
Regional Natural Park of Vercors. (updated Nov 2023)

Germany

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48.96666713.3833333 Bavarian Forest National Park. (updated Dec 2025)
Eifel National Park. (updated Feb 2023)
Winklmoosalm. (updated Feb 2023)

Greece

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

Hungary

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

Netherlands

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De Boschplaat (On the eastern side of Terschelling). (updated Feb 2023)
Lauwersmeer National Park. (updated Mar 2023)
52.3661114.9166674 Artis (zoo) (in Amsterdam). (updated Dec 2025)

Norway

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

Switzerland

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Gantrisch Regional Nature Park. (updated Mar 2024)

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