Partial eclipse begins08:40:42
Maximum, 92.4% covered09:44:44
Partial eclipse ends10:54:55
Eclipse times in Lisbon
| Partial eclipse begins | 08:40:42 |
|---|---|
| Maximum eclipse | 09:44:44 |
| Partial eclipse ends | 10:54:55 |
| Sun covered at maximum | 92.4% |
| Sun’s height at maximum | 35° |
| Sun’s direction at maximum | 94° (E) |
Local time, UTC+1, for the town centre at 38.7223, -9.1393. Times can shift by a few seconds across town. How we calculate.
Where to look
The Sun will be 35° above the horizon towards the east. That is roughly the height of a raised fist held at arm’s length, stacked 4 times above the horizon. Pick a spot with nothing tall on that side: a beach or hillside facing east is ideal, while narrow streets and tall buildings to the east can block the view.
Where to go for totality
The nearest place to see the total eclipse from Lisbon is Cádiz, about 5 to 6 hours by road via the Algarve and Huelva. If you can make the trip, leave the evening before: roads into the path are expected to be very busy on the morning of the eclipse.
Questions about the eclipse in Lisbon
- Will there be a total eclipse in Lisbon?
- No. Lisbon is outside the path of totality. At most 92.4% of the Sun will be covered, at 09:44:44 local time (UTC+1).
- Where is the nearest place to see totality from Lisbon?
- The nearest practical option is Cádiz, about 5 to 6 hours by road via the Algarve and Huelva.
- Do I need eclipse glasses in Lisbon?
- Yes, for the whole eclipse. Because the Sun is never completely covered here, it is never safe to look at it without certified eclipse glasses.