SKY · SOLAR ECLIPSES
A total eclipse is the most spectacular thing the sky ever does — but most of us only ever see a partial one, and only if we know to look. This is the casual-observer's view: pick your city and find out which upcoming eclipses reach you, how much of the Sun gets covered, and the local date and time of day to be outside. For the path of totality drawn across the map, the Sun canvas has the country-by-country view.
Mainland Europe’s first total solar eclipse since 1999. The path of totality begins in remote Siberia, crosses eastern Greenland and western Iceland, then sweeps over northern Spain (León, Burgos, Valladolid) before exiting near the Balearic Islands at sunset.
Find out exactly what this looks like from your city — pick it in the index below.
Whether you see totality, a partial, or nothing depends entirely on where you are — open your city below for the honest answer.
Each city page lists the upcoming eclipses that actually reach it — the type, an honest sense of how much of the Sun gets covered, and the local date and time of day.
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