Total Eclipse MapItaly · Total solar eclipse · 2 August 2027Partial eclipse in Rome
Monday 2 August 2027 · Maximum 11:13 (local time, UTC+2)
The eclipse timeline in Rome
local time, UTC+2
The eclipse is partial here: even with 74.3% of the Sun covered it does not get dark and you will not see the corona. Keep your glasses on the whole time.
To see totality, the nearest calculated place is Djerba (Houmt Souk), 903 km away: 4 min 53 s of total darkness. Djerba (Houmt Souk) →
Where to look
At maximum the Sun will be 55° above the horizon, towards the south-east (azimuth 124°). Pick a spot with that part of the sky clear of buildings, hills and trees.
Where to stay
Where to stay in Djerba (Houmt Souk) for the eclipse
The search is preset for 1 to 3 August 2027, two adults. Book with free cancellation to secure a room without risk.
See available stays ↗Protect your eyes
Looking at the Sun unfiltered can damage your retina for good
The retina has no pain receptors: damage happens without you noticing and symptoms appear hours later. Sunglasses do not protect you. Only glasses meeting ISO 12312-2 do.
Frequently asked questions
What time is the eclipse in Rome?
Maximum is at 11:13 (local time, UTC+2). The partial eclipse starts at 09:59 and ends at 12:26.
How long does totality last in Rome?
There is no totality in Rome: 74.3% of the Sun is covered.
Which way should I look in Rome?
Towards the south-east, with the Sun about 55° above the horizon.