Puertomingalvo under the shadow of the universe!
August 12, 2026, will be unforgettable
Puertomingalvo, Teruel. Aragon
For the first time in over a century, the sky above Puertomingalvo will witness a total solar eclipse. An astronomical event that will attract eyes from all over the world. Imagine seeing the sun disappear, the temperature drop, and the day turn into night for just a moment... and you are right underneath!
Key Times:
- Start of the eclipse: 19:37
- Start of the total eclipse: 20:30
- Exact moment of the total eclipse: 20:31
- Duration of the total eclipse: 1 minute and 37 seconds
- Total duration of the eclipse: 1 hour and 46 minutes
"Yes! You will be one of the lucky few to witness a 100% total solar eclipse."
Countdown to the total eclipse
Why will Puertomingalvo be one of the best places to see the eclipse in 2026?
Located at an altitude of over 1,400 meters, Puertomingalvo offers a crystal-clear atmosphere and one of the cleanest skies in all of Spain. Thanks to its low light pollution and its almost untouched natural environment, it is a true balcony to the universe. But that's not all: the 100% total solar eclipse can be observed from here, in all its majesty, with optimal duration. If we add the mountainous landscape, the tranquility of the surroundings, and the value of experiencing this phenomenon from one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Spain, the experience becomes something simply unforgettable.
Puertomingalvo: Away from the Crowd
Far from big cities and mass tourism, Puertomingalvo preserves a serene and authentic atmosphere. Its privileged location within the path of totality makes it an exceptional natural viewpoint for the eclipse. Here, the experience will be intimate: no lines, no noise—just the silence of the landscape and the wonder shared among a lucky few.
Get ready for a unique experience in a magical place. This phenomenon will not only be a spectacle for the eyes but also an opportunity to connect with the cosmos from one of the most beautiful villages in Spain.
More detailed information about the eclipse: National Solar Observatory.
