Partial Solar Eclipse Set to Grace German Skies on March 29

Astronomy Day events across Germany offer observation opportunities, but cloudy weather may hinder visibility in some regions.

The partial solar eclipse will occur on Saturday, March 29, 2025, with visibility across Germany from approximately 11:22 AM to 1:09 PM, depending on location.
Peak coverage will vary, with Sylt experiencing 25% of the sun obscured, while Munich will see only 11%.
Experts emphasize the importance of using certified solar eclipse glasses to prevent severe eye damage during observation.
Coinciding with Germany's Astronomy Day, observatories and planetariums are hosting educational events and providing professional observation equipment.
Weather forecasts suggest potentially cloudy skies and precipitation in some areas, which could impact visibility of the eclipse.