AstralHoro’s Venus page places Venus in the Western tropical zodiac from the entered birth date and place. It uses astronomy-engine for apparent geocentric ecliptic longitude. The result names the sign and gives a short traditional interpretation of attraction, taste and what feels worth keeping.
A city establishes the local time zone, with the historical UTC offset shown beside the selection. If your town is absent, enter latitude, longitude and an IANA time zone manually. Known birth time adds Venus’s degree and its whole-sign house. Without a time, the text result omits the house. In the tested unknown-time result, the wheel still displayed a rising-sign label, which conflicts with that stated boundary.
The page also links to explanations for Venus in each of the twelve signs and to the site’s Moon, rising-sign and full-chart tools. The sign calculation, wheel and short note are free without an account. Longer readings use credits or a subscription. The pricing page lists a US$2.99 single-reading pack, Starter at US$9 per month and Orbit at US$29 per month. The site is in English.
