12 August 2026 · Spain
Check the eclipse in your city.
Find your minute of darkness.
See whether it will be total or partial, when to look and how low the Sun will be in 25 Spanish cities.
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Verified astronomical data.
Times, magnitude, altitude and azimuth come from IGN. Forecasts and real conditions at the viewing site are shown separately.
West to east
One eclipse, three horizons
25 · ESPAÑA
All 25 cities
Selected and checked against IGN’s municipality table.
Inside the path of totality23
A CoruñaA Coruña12°LugoLugo11°OviedoAsturias10°LeónLeón10°ZamoraZamora9°ValladolidValladolid9°PalenciaPalencia9°SegoviaSegovia8°BurgosBurgos8°SoriaSoria7°SantanderCantabria9°BilbaoBizkaia8°Vitoria-GasteizAraba/Álava8°LogroñoLa Rioja8°GuadalajaraGuadalajara7°CuencaCuenca6°ZaragozaZaragoza6°TeruelTeruel6°LleidaLleida5°TarragonaTarragona4°ValènciaValència/Valencia5°Castelló de la PlanaCastelló/Castellón5°PalmaIlles Balears3°
Partial-eclipse references2
Eye safety
Protect your eyes before and after totality.
Except during the brief phase of complete totality, viewing the Sun requires specialized solar protection.
- Use eclipse glasses or a handheld solar viewer that complies with the ISO 12312-2 international standard.
- Regular sunglasses are not safe, no matter how dark they are.
- Cameras, telescopes and binoculars need a suitable solar filter secured over the front of the optics.
- Do not look through unfiltered optics while wearing eclipse glasses.
- A partial-eclipse city has no phase that is safe to view without protection.