On 29 March 2025 the Moon slides in front of the sun. A partial Solar Eclipse is coming and you can witness it live.
In large parts of Europe – depending on your location – you will experience a coverage of the Solar disk (in Central Europe) of up to 25%.
Even though the Moon covers only a small part of the Sun, the event is fascinating. Don’t miss it!
When and where can you observe the eclipse?
The celestial show begins at 11:20 CET and reaches its maximum at 12:10 CET. The final phase ends at 13:00 CET. The further North you are located, the more spectacular this event will be: While up to 25% of the Sun will be covered in Sylt, in Hamburg you can observe 20% and in Munich about 10% of the obscuration.
A Solar eclipse can only occur during a New Moon, when the Sun and Moon are near their nodes.
IMPORTANT: A Solar eclipse should NEVER be observed without proper protection.
With these products you can safely and comfortably observe the Solar eclipse:
1. For Beginners – Safe Viewing for Everyone:
2. For Telescope Owners:
| Omegon solar filter in various sizes | APM Herschel Wedge 2″ FastLock | Explore Scientific Sun Catcher Solar Filter | |
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3. For Binocular Observers:
| ASBF Filter from Baader Planetarium | |||
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4. Smart Telescopes for the Sun:
| Smart Telescope Hestia Solar Pack | Smart Telescope Hestia Ultimate Pack | ||
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Get active now
The remaining time until the Solar eclipse passes by faster than you think! So get your equipment in time to be optimally prepared. Do you have any questions about the appropriate equipment? Our team is happy to advise you.
Tip: Be sure to test your equipment before the big day. This way you can enjoy the Solar eclipse without any stress.
We wish you lots of fun!