Millions watched a rare total solar eclipse Wednesday in Spain and Iceland, the first visible in Europe in 27 years; Up to 6 million visitors flocked to viewing sites in Spain, while Iceland expected up to 80,000 visitors

Spain, Iceland and Greenland will see totality as the sun, moon and Earth align near sunset; an even longer eclipse in 2027 will also be visible from Israel

Total solar eclipse to spellbind Europe | Travel

Millions gather in Spain and Iceland to witness the 2026 total solar eclipse, with visitors, eclipse chasers and scientists preparing for totality.