SKY Β· VISIBLE PLANETS

Visible Planets Tonight

Five planets are bright enough to see with just your eyes β€” Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn β€” but which ones are up, and whether they're an evening or a morning sight, changes week to week. Here's what's on show right now, and exactly where to look from your city.

PLANETS ON SHOW Β· JULY 25, 2026
EVENING SKYVenus45Β° from the Sun
WhereVenus is an evening object, best after sunset in the western half of the sky.
Looks likeextremely bright β€” the brightest "star" in the sky
MORNING SKYMars44Β° from the Sun
WhereMars is a morning object, best before dawn in the eastern half of the sky.
Looks likedistinctly reddish-orange
MORNING SKYSaturn108Β° from the Sun
WhereSaturn is a morning object, best before dawn in the eastern half of the sky.
Looks likea moderately bright golden point

Currently lost in the Sun's glare: Jupiter.

Positions computed from JPL Keplerian orbital elements (low-precision ephemeris) Β· July 25, 2026. Evening/morning and elongation hold worldwide; your local altitude and best time are on your city page below.

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Planets visible tonight by city

132 CITIES

Each city page computes which planets actually climb into a dark sky over that location tonight β€” the direction to face, how high they get, and the best time to look, in local time.

USA

USA Β· DARK-SKY

CANADA

MEXICO

CUBA

PANAMA

PUERTO RICO

BRAZIL

ARGENTINA

CHILE

CHILE Β· DARK-SKY

PERU

COLOMBIA

ECUADOR

UK

IRELAND

FRANCE

GERMANY

SPAIN

ITALY

NETHERLANDS

BELGIUM

SWITZERLAND

AUSTRIA

CZECHIA

POLAND

DENMARK

NORWAY

SWEDEN

FINLAND

ICELAND

NORWAY Β· AURORA

PORTUGAL

GREECE

TÜRKIYE

RUSSIA

UKRAINE

EGYPT

MOROCCO

NIGERIA

KENYA

ETHIOPIA

SOUTH AFRICA

NAMIBIA Β· DARK-SKY

UAE

SAUDI ARABIA

ISRAEL

IRAN

JAPAN

SOUTH KOREA

CHINA

HONG KONG

TAIWAN

INDIA

PAKISTAN

BANGLADESH

THAILAND

SINGAPORE

MALAYSIA

INDONESIA

PHILIPPINES

VIETNAM

AUSTRALIA

NEW ZEALAND

NEW ZEALAND Β· DARK-SKY

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