26 Jan 2028 — Sunset ring of fire over Iberia

Three eclipses cross Spain in under two years: two total and one annular.

The band is where the Moon sits entirely inside the Sun's disc — the "ring of fire" — the Moon's antumbra races along it east at around 1,200 mph, and the glowing marker rides it at the shadow's real-time position. Everywhere else sees a partial. The ring is never safe to view without eclipse glasses. Use the location tool above and your pin drops here.

The cities on our list with the longest annularity, when it begins and how high the Sun stands. A high Sun clears buildings, hills and haze. Every city links to its own page with the full timings.

Every row opens a page with the local contact times, coverage and Sun height for that city.

edge Near the edge of the path, annularity changes by a few seconds for every kilometre and depends on the mountains and valleys along the Moon's edge, so those places show a range rather than one figure.

Umbra, totality, contact times and other eclipse words are explained in the eclipse glossary.