Six of the planets in the solar system will line up on Saturday in what is known as a planetary parade.
People will be able to spot Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Mercury, Uranus and Neptune, with four planets visible to the naked eye.
Although they are in the lineup, experts say a telescope is needed to see Uranus and Neptune.
The planetary parade will start shortly after sunset on Saturday evening, weather permitting.
The phenomenon takes place when the planets appear to line up in the sky from the Earth’s perspective.
All of these planets orbit around the Sun and take different times to complete a loop, but occasionally a few of them will reach a point at the same time.
It is fairly common for some of the planets to do this, but seeing six in a line at the same time is a pretty rare event.
However, in March last year, stargazers across Norfolk were dazzled after getting a glimpse of a rare seven-planet parade that had not been seen in 15 years.