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Province · 12 Aug 2026

Cuenca

1 cities evaluated. Data based on the real-horizon model with the Copernicus GLO-30 DEM.

1Totality

The clearest western horizon belongs to cuenca, where the topographic horizon sits at just 0.7° altitude at the evaluated contact — a critical figure for catching C4 with the Sun very low in August 2026.

Top 10 cities by visibility

CityVerdictScore
cuencaTotality at sunset78

Top 10 viewpoints by score

ViewpointElevationScore
Los barcos1407 m85
Alpetea1238 m85
Mirador Balcón de Pilatos1444 m85
Los amantes de Teruel1398 m85
El tobogán1403 m85
Hongos1384 m85
Cara de hombre1410 m85
La Tortuga1386 m85
El Hipopótamo1390 m85
Los Osos1388 m85

Best observation spots

Cities and viewpoints combined, ranked by eclipse score (sky + horizon).

SpotTypeScore
Los barcosViewpoint85
AlpeteaViewpoint85
Mirador Balcón de PilatosViewpoint85
Los amantes de TeruelViewpoint85
El tobogánViewpoint85
HongosViewpoint85
Cara de hombreViewpoint85
La TortugaViewpoint85
El HipopótamoViewpoint85
Los OsosViewpoint85

Recommendation

In Cuenca, totality was visible from 1 spots, very close to the western horizon. The Sun set shortly after, so the partial end (C4) was never seen.

Where to stay in Cuenca

For the August 2 eclipse. Recommended stay: July 31 – August 4, 2027.

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