Zaragoza, Spain

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Ολική έκλειψη Ηλίου · 12 August 2026

Where to watch the 2026 total solar eclipse in Zaragoza

Zaragoza is inside the path of the 12 August 2026 total solar eclipse, with about 1 minute 27 seconds of totality at about 20:29 CEST and the Sun only ~6° above the west-northwest horizon.

Στη ζώνη της ολικής έκλειψης Get certified eclipse glasses
Έναρξη ολικότητας~20:29 CESTAragón · Spain · 12 Aug 2026
Διάρκειαabout 1 minute 27 secondsMeasured for the city centre; a few seconds either way depending on exactly where you stand.
Ύψος Ηλίου~6° above the WNW horizonlow in the west — an open horizon is essential
Κάλυψη100% (total)Zaragoza is INSIDE the path of totality — the corona is briefly visible with the naked eye during the ~1m 27s of totality itself, and only then.
Πιθανότητα αίθριου ουρανού Usually favourable · ≈70%The Ebro basin is hot and dry in August with generally clear evening skies; late-day cloud over the sierras is the main risk.
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Zaragoza is inside the path of the 12 August 2026 total solar eclipse, with about 1 minute 27 seconds of totality at about 20:29 CEST and the Sun only ~6° above the west-northwest horizon.

Below: exactly what Zaragoza sees and when, where to stand for the low western Sun, an honest read on the August cloud odds, and the safety rules for the partial phases.

Το χρονοδιάγραμμα

Πότε συμβαίνει η έκλειψη

~19:34 CESTΑρχίζει η μερική φάση — πρώτο "δάγκωμα" στον Ήλιο
~20:29 CESTΟλικότητα — about 1 minute 27 seconds. Αφαιρέστε τα γυαλιά μόνο αν είναι ολική.
~21:07 CESTEclipse ends ~21:21 CEST

The eclipse runs from about 19:34 to 21:21 CEST, with maximum at around 20:29 and the Sun ~6° above the west-northwest horizon. The Sun sets at 21:07 CEST, during the eclipse, so the later stages happen below the horizon — an open west-northwest view is essential.

Πού να στηθείτε

Οι καλύτερες θέσεις παρακολούθησης

Parque del Agua Luis Buñuel

Park · riverside

Open sky, room for crowds

The Expo park on the Ebro's meander gives wide open ground and a clear western horizon close to the centre.

Ebro riverbank and Puente de Piedra

Riverside · central

Open corridor along the water

The river cuts a broad, building-free channel through Zaragoza, with the basilica as a foreground.

Open ground toward Utebo

Rural · flat

Cleanest low sightline

North-west of the city the Ebro valley opens into flat farmland with nothing to block a Sun only 6° up.

Montes de Torrero / Canal Imperial

Elevated · south

Height above the city

The low ridge south of Zaragoza lifts you above the rooftops for a longer view west.

North-west toward the central line

Longer totality

Calatayud ~1m 44s

Zaragoza is inside the path but not at its centre. Calatayud and the Jalón valley to the west get appreciably longer totality.

Local astronomy societies and science centres often organise safe public viewing with filtered telescopes — worth checking closer to the date.

Plan your trip

Where to stay near the eclipse

Accommodation around the viewing area for eclipse night (11–13 Aug 2026). Compare hotels and rentals live on the map below.

Η πρόγνωση καιρού

Θα είναι καθαρός ο ουρανός;

The Ebro basin is hot and dry in August with generally clear evening skies; late-day cloud over the sierras is the main risk.

The deciding factor here is simply whether the sky is clear at the right moment. Check the forecast in the final 48 hours and, if you can, keep the option of moving to a gap in the cloud.

Σχεδιάστε την ημέρα

Η λίστα ελέγχου για την ημέρα της έκλειψης

  • Certified ISO 12312-2 / CE eclipse glasses — one pair per person
  • An open west-northwest horizon — the Sun is only ~6° up
  • Arrive early — totality lasts only ~1m 27s
  • Scout your viewpoint the evening before, at the same time of day
  • Glasses ON for every part of the eclipse except totality itself
  • Glasses back on the instant the Sun's edge reappears
  • Don't spend ~1m 27s of totality fiddling with a camera
  • Check the cloud forecast in the final 48 hours

Παρακολουθήστε με ασφάλεια

Όποιος τρόπος και αν επιλέξετε, παρακολουθήστε με ασφάλεια

Κάθε προϊόν Absolute Eclipse είναι ανεξάρτητα πιστοποιημένο και κατασκευασμένο στην ΕΕ. Τα γυαλιά αφαιρούνται μόνο κατά τη διάρκεια της ολικότητας — κρατήστε τα για όλη τη μερική φάση.

  • Πιστοποίηση ISO 12312-2
  • CE · ΕΕ 2016/425 ΜΑΠ
  • Κατασκευή και αποστολή από ΕΕ

Παρακολουθείτε ως ομάδα; Πακέτα για οικογένειες & λιανική → Το πιστοποιημένο απόθεμα μειώνεται καθώς πλησιάζει η 12η Αυγούστου.

Γρήγορες απαντήσεις

Συχνές ερωτήσεις για την έκλειψη στην Zaragoza

Does Zaragoza get a total solar eclipse on 12 August 2026?
Yes. Zaragoza is inside the path of totality and sees a genuine total eclipse lasting about 1 minute 27 seconds, with 100% of the Sun covered. Outside the path — even a short distance away — the eclipse is only partial, which is a completely different experience.
What time is the eclipse in Zaragoza?
The partial phase begins at about 19:34 CEST and totality is centred on roughly 20:29 CEST, with the Sun about 6° above the west-northwest horizon. The Sun sets at 21:07 CEST, during the eclipse, so the later stages happen below the horizon — an open west-northwest view is essential.
Do I need eclipse glasses in Zaragoza?
Yes. Throughout the partial phases — over an hour before and after totality — you must wear certified ISO 12312-2 / CE eclipse glasses. You may remove them only during the ~1m 27s of totality itself, and must put them back on the instant the Sun's edge reappears.
Where should I watch from in Zaragoza?
The Sun is only about 6° above the horizon, so you need an open, unobstructed view to the west-northwest. Buildings, hills and trees in that direction will hide the deepest phase.
Will the weather be clear in Zaragoza on eclipse day?
The Ebro basin is hot and dry in August with generally clear evening skies; late-day cloud over the sierras is the main risk.

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Κοντινές περιοχές για παρακολούθηση

Πηγές: timeanddate.com · nationaleclipse.com · eclipsophile.com (καιρός) · Gobierno de Aragón · BBC Sky at Night. Οι ώρες είναι τοπικές (CEST).