Is Valladolid in the path of the 2026 total solar eclipse?

Yes. Valladolid (Castile and León) lies in or beside the path of totality on 12 August 2026. The best-rated spots within ~50 km offer up to 1m 42s of totality, with the eclipsed Sun about 8° above the western horizon near sunset.

Where is the best place to watch the eclipse near Valladolid?

Our terrain analysis rates Valdebecerra among the best nearby (96/100): it combines a clear western horizon, a high-enough Sun and a long totality. The full ranked list is above.

What time is the eclipse in Valladolid?

Totality occurs around sunset, roughly 20:25–20:35 local time (CEST) on 12 August 2026. Arrive early — the partial phase begins over an hour before, and roads to good spots can get busy.

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Best spots to watch the 2026 total solar eclipse near Valladolid

On 12 August 2026 the Moon's shadow sweeps across Castile and León around sunset, roughly 20:25–20:35 local time (CEST). Because the eclipsed Sun sits low over the western horizon, where you stand matters — a hill to your west can hide the whole thing. Below are the best-rated viewing spots within about 50 km of Valladolid, scored from sun height, an open western horizon (from a 30 m terrain model) and length of totality.

Totality nearby

up to 1m 42s

Sun altitude

~8°

Rated spots

174 within 50 km

Clear-sky odds

55%

Top-rated viewing spots near Valladolid

#	Spot	Score	Totality	Horizon	Elev.	Clear sky	Dist.
1	Valdebecerra	96	1m 42s	9°	874 m	55%	39 km	Map Directions
2	Monte Reinoso	96	1m 42s	9°	882 m	55%	45 km	Map Directions
3	Pico de Cuesta Vega	96	1m 42s	8°	887 m	55%	53 km	Map Directions
4	El Castillo	96	1m 42s	8°	861 m	55%	44 km	Map Directions
5	Monte El Viejo	96	1m 40s	9°	872 m	55%	37 km	Map Directions
6	Cincopicos	96	1m 42s	8°	869 m	55%	43 km	Map Directions
7	Monte Rey	96	1m 42s	8°	890 m	55%	57 km	Map Directions
8	Peak (unnamed)	96	1m 42s	8°	868 m	55%	47 km	Map Directions
9	Villaconancio	96	1m 39s	8°	909 m	55%	50 km	Map Directions
10	Castle (unnamed)	96	1m 40s	9°	861 m	55%	35 km	Map Directions

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When is the eclipse in Valladolid?

The total solar eclipse reaches Valladolid on 12 August 2026 around sunset, roughly 20:25–20:35 local time (CEST). Totality at the best nearby spots lasts up to 1m 42s, with the Sun about 8° above the horizon. August skies here can be cloudy (~55% long-term clear-sky odds), so plan to stay mobile and watch the forecast in the final week. Never look at the Sun without certified ISO 12312-2 eclipse glasses.

Frequently asked questions

Is Valladolid in the path of the 2026 total solar eclipse?: Yes. Valladolid (Castile and León) lies in or beside the path of totality on 12 August 2026. The best-rated spots within ~50 km offer up to 1m 42s of totality, with the eclipsed Sun about 8° above the western horizon near sunset.
Where is the best place to watch the eclipse near Valladolid?: Our terrain analysis rates Valdebecerra among the best nearby (96/100): it combines a clear western horizon, a high-enough Sun and a long totality. The full ranked list is above.
What time is the eclipse in Valladolid?: Totality occurs around sunset, roughly 20:25–20:35 local time (CEST) on 12 August 2026. Arrive early — the partial phase begins over an hour before, and roads to good spots can get busy.

Other places to watch in the path

Zaragoza · Bilbao · Vitoria-Gasteiz · Santander · Oviedo · Gijón · León · Burgos · Palencia · Soria · Logroño · Pamplona · Tudela · Huesca · Teruel · Tarragona · Castellón · Valencia · A Coruña · Lugo · Ourense · Palma de Mallorca · Reykjavík

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Spots © OpenStreetMap contributors · terrain Copernicus GLO-30 · clear-sky odds ERA5 (ECMWF) · path of totality by Fred Espenak, NASA GSFC.

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