Burgos, Spain
Castle Park
Totality
1m 44s
Sun altitude
8.3°
An elevated west-facing candidate. The official geometry is excellent, but local trees and capacity still matter.
See city timesInteractive eclipse map
Where can you see the solar eclipse on 12 August 2026?
Search a city or choose a point on the map. The simulator calculates whether the eclipse is visible there and rebuilds the local sky using the event's Besselian geometry.
Curated observation points
Compare real places along the path
Select a marker to see totality duration, solar altitude and a practical horizon note. These are planning leads, not reservations or weather forecasts.
Geometry: NASA Besselian elements and published IGN city circumstances. Place notes synthesize official horizon guidance and established local viewing suggestions; always scout the exact site and access rules.
What does the map show?
It connects a geographic point to its local eclipse circumstances: visibility, contact times, magnitude, obscuration and Sun altitude.
Can I click anywhere?
Yes. Open the simulator, choose Change location and select a point or search for a city.
Does the map predict weather?
No. The geometry is astronomical; cloud, haze, terrain detail and weather remain illustrative or outside the model.
Sources and limits: NASA-published Besselian elements and Spanish IGN local circumstances where available. This is not a weather forecast. Use ISO 12312-2 compliant protection when viewing the real Sun.