Eclipse del 26 de Enero de 2028

Spain's capital lies on the path of the 2028 annular eclipse. With the best transport connections in the country, Madrid is the most accessible viewing location. The "ring of fire" will be visible for nearly 10 minutes — an extraordinary duration.

Close to the Portuguese border in Extremadura, Badajoz is one of the first Spanish cities to see the ring of fire. The wide-open Extremaduran plains offer unobstructed horizons for viewing.

UNESCO World Heritage old town in Extremadura. The medieval plaza provides a dramatic setting for the annular eclipse. January weather is cooler but the region has decent winter sunshine.

Just northeast of Madrid, Guadalajara offers slightly better center-line positioning. Easy day trip from the capital with a charming historic center as a viewing location.

The 'City of Three Cultures' sits near the center line. Its hilltop location above the Tagus River provides panoramic views ideal for watching the ring of fire form over medieval skyline.

One of Europe's most beautiful university cities. The golden sandstone buildings of the Plaza Mayor glow magnificently — imagine them under the eerie light of an annular eclipse.

Famous for its Roman aqueduct and Alcázar castle. Just 30 minutes from Madrid by AVE, making it an easy day trip option for eclipse viewers based in the capital.