Viana
Eclipse in Viana
Viana is a historic and heritage city in Navarre, founded in 1219 by King Sancho VII the Strong, and a strategic point in the Santiago Way. It is known by its historic heritage, which includes medieval walls, monumental churches and stately palaces, designated as Sites of Cultural Interest.
Services
All the viewpoints of the official network have a series of common services which include reserved car park areas, information booths, toilets, catering services, drinkable water available and medical service or ambulance. In addition, as elements of security, meeting places and covered spaces have been defined. Each viewpoint can also offer a series of cultural activities and science outreach that complement the offer for that special day.
Viana is preparing the El Cueto hilltop in the upper part of the town as a viewpoint for the eclipse. There are picnic areas, shaded areas and a playground, and by 12 August all facilities will be in place. In addition, Viana will be expanding its range of cultural activities and guided visits throughout the day. The viewpoint will be open for access from 10:00 a.m., and activities will take place after the eclipse.
Map description
We are working to provide you with the best service across the entire official network. This information may be updated by the organisation of the point, so we recommend you to check this map before 12 August, in order to know all the details and plan your stay.
Estimated seconds for viewing the eclipse
Duration of the totality phase at this location.
Maximum capacity
The maximum number of people allowed on the premises at any one time is 2000P.
