
Missed the eclipse? Here’s where to travel to see 2027’s ‘eclipse of the century’
Gibraltar, Marbella and Lampedusa all lie in the path of totality for the eclipse on 2 August, 2027.
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Gibraltar, Marbella and Lampedusa all lie in the path of totality for the eclipse on 2 August, 2027.
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