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Exclipse guide

Prepare for Eclipse Day with Exclipse

A rare eclipse moment is coming. Plan where to watch, understand what you'll see, and prepare safely with certified solar eclipse glasses before the day arrives.

Where to WatchWhen to WatchHow to View Safely

Don't miss the moment that inspires a lifetime.

What makes the 2026 eclipse special

A total solar eclipse over Europe is a rare opportunity for millions to witness totality without long-haul travel — and a once-in-a-generation moment for many communities along the path.

Where and when it will be visible

The path of totality sweeps across parts of Europe in August 2026. Outside the path, a deep partial eclipse will be visible across the continent — still requiring certified protection for any direct viewing.

Why preparation matters

Demand for certified glasses rises sharply in the final weeks. Confirming supply early avoids last-minute shortages for households, schools, events, and retailers.

How to view safely

Use certified solar eclipse glasses for direct viewing. Inspect before every use. Supervise children. Do not use with cameras, phones, binoculars, or telescopes unless designed for that device.

Pack preparation

Make sure everyone has certified glasses

One of the first steps in preparing for eclipse day is choosing enough certified glasses for everyone watching — couples, families, children, schools, events, or groups.

2 pairs

Couples or shared viewing

5 pairs

Families and small groups

10 pairs

Trips, gatherings, classrooms

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Checklist

Eclipse day checklist

Certified solar eclipse glasses for every viewer
Spare pairs in case any are damaged
Comfortable shoes and a clear view of the sky
Water, snacks, and shade for waiting time
Phone for the time — not for looking at the Sun
A plan for children and supervision
For events: signage, safety briefings, and back-up stock
For retailers: visible point-of-sale and safety information

Eclipse day is fixed — are you ready?

Do not leave eclipse preparation until the last minute. Make sure you have certified solar eclipse glasses before demand rises.