Overview

• The partial solar eclipse on March 29, 2025, will occur between 11:22 AM and 1:09 PM local time in Germany, with peak coverage varying by location.
• In Germany, the moon will cover between 10% and 25% of the sun, with the highest coverage in the northwest and the lowest in the southeast.
• The eclipse coincides with Germany's nationwide Astronomietag, featuring observatory events, telescopic viewings, and educational activities for the public.
• Experts emphasize the importance of proper eye protection, warning that direct viewing without specialized glasses can cause severe eye damage.
• Uncertain weather conditions may impact visibility, but many observatories are offering live streams and specialized equipment to ensure public access to the event.