This 2m telescope is consider lower end of medium size. It is located in Ondrejov Observatory near Prague, Czech Republic.
Unlike amateur telescopes and public outreach montages these telescopes do not have an eyepiece, which means that observations are recorded using Charge-Coupled Device cameras or short CCD camera; somewhat similar to the ones inside the modern-day digital cameras (unless you have CMOS :)); however, they do have special additions and upgrade to effective sensitivity and dynamic ranges; as well as reducing heat noise and something in astronomy called Dark current and improving Quantum Efficiency by constantly cooling the CCD using Peltier coolers to bring the temperature down to -40˚ C or liquid nitrogen to get the working temperature ranges of about -100˚C to -120˚C (150 Kelvins).
And just to have the perspective how big 2m telescope construction actually is, check this photo. :)
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