Rome 🇮🇹 — 74% partial eclipse · 2 Aug 2027
On 2 Aug 2027, Rome sees a 74% partial eclipse, with maximum at 11:12 CEST, the Sun 54° above the horizon.
To see totality, the nearest place on our list inside the path is Kairouan (2m 30s–2m 45s), about 720 km to the south; for a longer view, Sfax gets 5m 39s, about 810 km to the south.
Local circumstances
RomeFirst contact (C1)
10:02 CEST
partial begins
Maximum eclipse
11:12 CEST
74% of the Sun covered
Last contact (C4)
12:26 CEST
partial ends
Sun altitude at max
54°
azimuth 123°
Questions about Rome
FAQWill Rome see a total eclipse on 2 Aug 2027?
No. Rome sees a 74% partial eclipse, with maximum at 11:12 CEST. The nearest totality on our list is at Kairouan: 2m 30s–2m 45s, about 720 km to the south. For a longer view, Sfax gets 5m 39s, about 810 km to the south.
What time is the eclipse in Rome?
It begins at 10:02 CEST, reaches maximum at 11:12 CEST and ends at 12:26 CEST, local time.
How high is the Sun during the eclipse in Rome?
54° above the horizon at maximum, towards the south-east.
Do I need eclipse glasses in Rome?
Yes, the whole time: a partial eclipse is never safe to look at with the naked eye. Use certified ISO 12312-2 eclipse glasses or a safe projection.
Umbra, totality, contact times and other eclipse words are explained in the eclipse glossary.
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Eye safety
This is a partial eclipse — never look without certified eclipse glasses (ISO 12312-2) or a safe projection. Full guide →
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Times computed byOrbital Radar's eclipse engine · Rome (41.90, 12.50)· last recomputed 23 Oct 2026