Map of sites where you can see the total eclipse: EL PAÍS has completed a search engine with almost 500 official viewpoints
Just one day before the astronomical phenomenon, the autonomous communities that are within the totality band are finalizing preparations around the chosen observation points with their city councils.
This Wednesday, August 12, starting at 20:26, a strange night will burst into much of Spain and will last a maximum of 110 seconds. Millions of visitors are expected to experience it, concentrated in a 290-kilometer-wide strip that crosses the north and east of the country: this is the totality band of the first total eclipse to cross the Iberian Peninsula since 1905.
Continue reading Discover your own ideal place to watch the eclipse, with the help of these apps Several free applications allow you to know if the occultation will be complete in any location, at what exact time it will occur and, in addition, check if the Sun will be in view there.
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