Madrid
2028Madrid city lies outside the annularity path and will see a deep partial eclipse. Its transport links make it a useful base, but seeing the ring of fire requires travelling southeast into the official path.
Full City GuideThis list distinguishes true ring-of-fire locations from useful transport bases that remain outside the annularity path.
Madrid city lies outside the annularity path and will see a deep partial eclipse. Its transport links make it a useful base, but seeing the ring of fire requires travelling southeast into the official path.
Full City GuideBadajoz city is just outside the annularity path and will see a deep partial eclipse. Parts of southern Badajoz province do enter the path, so location choice matters.
Full City GuideCáceres city will see a deep partial eclipse, not annularity. Some municipalities in the southeast of the province enter the path, so use the official IGN locator before booking.
Full City GuideGuadalajara city will see a deep partial eclipse and is outside the annularity path. The ring of fire is visible farther southeast, subject to a very low western horizon.
Full City GuideThe 'City of Three Cultures' lies inside the annularity path. The ring phase lasts about 3 minutes, but the Sun will be only around 5 degrees above the western horizon.
Full City GuideSalamanca is outside the annularity path and will see a partial eclipse. Travellers who want the ring of fire need to relocate southeast and secure a clear western horizon.
Full City GuideSegovia is outside the annularity path and will see a partial eclipse. It remains an attractive destination, but it is not a ring-of-fire viewing location.
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