The members of the Bucharest Astroclub meet at the Headquarters every Tuesday evening, with the meeting starting at 7PM and ending at 10PM, but the hours are very aproximate. For futher details, see the "Calendar"
The public can observe the Moon and the Planets and some other bright celestial sights using the observatory instruments. Unfortunatelly, because of the brightness of the city night sky, fainter objects are rendered virtually invisible, even through the telescope.

The illumination of the night sky is due mainly to the faulty design of the city streetlights, which waste an important fraction of their light on upward and horizontal spill. This light is wasted on illuminationg the bird and airlane bellies, the clouds and eventually the sky... This is called light pollution and has more to do with the way streetlights are desingned and/or deployed than is has to to with the atmospheric pollution. Even with a perfectly clear astmosphere, the sky would still be bright...