A total solar eclipse took place in 2026 with the Moon passing between the Earth and Sun, producing totality in Spain and partial phases in multiple other European countries. Euronews documented observations at specific sites including Berlanga de Duero in Spain, Vidigulfe in Italy, London, Liverpool, and locations in France, Switzerland, Denmark, and Russia. Spain is scheduled for another total eclipse in 2027, while France, the UK, and Germany face waits until 2081, 2090, and the 22nd century respectively.