Crux is easily visible from the southern hemisphere at practically any time of year. It is also visible near the horizon from tropical latitudes of the northern hemisphere for a few hours every night during the northern winter and spring.

Where is the Crux constellation visible?

The constellation Crux, the southern cross, is a constellation in the southern hemisphere of the sky. It is only visible from latitudes south of 27 degrees. It is completely below the horizon in most parts of the northern hemisphere.

Where can I find Crux?

Crux constellation is also bordered by Musca, the Fly. To find the Southern Cross, first look for the two very bright stars nearby, Alpha and Beta Centauri. Following a line from Alpha to Beta Centauri will take you near Gamma Crucis, the top star in the cross asterism.