The Double Cluster is circumpolar (continuously above the horizon) from most northern temperate latitudes. It is in proximity to the constellation Cassiopeia. This northern location renders this object invisible from locations south of about 30º south latitude, such as New Zealand, most of Australia and South Africa.
The Double Cluster's visibility is limited to the northernmost parts of temperate regions due to its circumpolar nature. It is situated near the constellation Cassiopeia. As a result, this celestial body cannot be seen from locations south of approximately 30º south latitude, including New Zealand, most of Australia, and South Africa.