Galileo Observatory

The Galileo Observatory is an observatory overlooking Los Santos, San Andreas located in northern Vinewood Hills.

History
As Los Santos was entering it's tourism expansion, an observatory was considered to overlook the growing city. Multiple locations were considered, including one in the Richman hills. However, the city decided on one located in the outer bounds of the city, specifically Vinewood Hills.

The observatory began construction in 1973, and was properly named "Galileo Observatory" in 1974 after the Italian astronomer, Galileo Galilei.

Eight people were killed and four were injured in the Galileo Observatory shooting.

Layout and admission
The observatory includes a planetarium located in the front of the building, made prominent by the spike on top of the building. There are also two roof telescopes, located on the east and west wings of the building. A picnic area is located in front of the building.

The building is open from 11am-9pm on weekdays, and 11am-8:30pm on weekends. The observatory is also closed for holidays.

Adults can enter the observatory for $20.00, children for $8.00, and seniors for $14.00