Show her
the Moon.

A private picnic for two under the night sky. You direct the evening.

Prague and around

from CZK 3,900

Moon facts: We always see one and the same side ✶ Nobody saw the far side until 1959 ✶ A day on the Moon lasts 29 Earth days ✶ 120 °C by day, minus 170 by night ✶ Its seas were named by people who thought there was water in them ✶ In Australia they see it upside down ✶ It rises 50 minutes later every day ✶ Moon dust smells of gunpowder ✶ Every year it drifts 3.8 centimetres further away ✶ Moon facts: We always see one and the same side ✶ Nobody saw the far side until 1959 ✶ A day on the Moon lasts 29 Earth days ✶ 120 °C by day, minus 170 by night ✶ Its seas were named by people who thought there was water in them ✶ In Australia they see it upside down ✶ It rises 50 minutes later every day ✶ Moon dust smells of gunpowder ✶ Every year it drifts 3.8 centimetres further away ✶ Moon facts: We always see one and the same side ✶ Nobody saw the far side until 1959 ✶ A day on the Moon lasts 29 Earth days ✶ 120 °C by day, minus 170 by night ✶ Its seas were named by people who thought there was water in them ✶ In Australia they see it upside down ✶ It rises 50 minutes later every day ✶ Moon dust smells of gunpowder ✶ Every year it drifts 3.8 centimetres further away ✶ Moon facts: We always see one and the same side ✶ Nobody saw the far side until 1959 ✶ A day on the Moon lasts 29 Earth days ✶ 120 °C by day, minus 170 by night ✶ Its seas were named by people who thought there was water in them ✶ In Australia they see it upside down ✶ It rises 50 minutes later every day ✶ Moon dust smells of gunpowder ✶ Every year it drifts 3.8 centimetres further away ✶

Seventy clear nights a year.

We sleep through most of them, catch a few on the way home from work, watch some through a screen. Really, head tilted back and someone beside you, maybe one.

Step by step

How the evening goes

You pick a date

Just a date that suits you and a phone number. No commitment, you pay nothing yet.

I call you

Within 24 hours. We check whether the Moon is even up that night. Sometimes it rises close to dawn, which is no good for a date. You pick a format and we find a date that works.

You pay

By bank transfer, Revolut, PayPal or crypto. That locks the date in as yours.

The rest is yours

I meet you, show you the spot and leave you be. The next 90 minutes are yours alone. You light the candles and aim the telescope yourselves, that's part of it.

The weather is my risk.

Sometimes it simply starts raining or the sky clouds over. Neither of us can do anything about that. If the sky won't play along on our day, we find a way out: we move the evening to another date, or I refund you in full.

Gallery

This is how it looks

The Moon over Prague, telescope and a candle on the table

Picnic table with a view, the Moon in the sky

Evening formats

Where it happens

The default is a table with a view just off the Prosek lookout. But the sky is everywhere. Choose how far you want to go.

High above Prague from CZK 3,900

Prosek lookout · Prague 9

City lights below you, the Moon above you.

The table stands a few steps from the lookout (Na Vyhlídce, Prosek). It's a public place, someone may walk past, but at the eyepiece it's just the two of you.

By Lake Lhota from CZK 8,500

Lake Lhota · outside Prague

Where the light pollution ends.

In the fields by Lake Lhota. After dark you see many times more stars than in the city, and there's nobody for miles. The most private option.

Your place from CZK 12,000

Anywhere · Prague and around

Wherever you say.

Have a special place in mind? I scout it in advance from the sky's side: what's visible there and when. We agree a time, I bring and set up everything.

Check your date.

A no-obligation enquiry. We confirm the date together by phone. The booking holds once we agree and you pay.

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Show herthe Moon.