Moonrise Moment

Paris · France

Lunar eclipses in Paris.

Next clear-horizon opportunity at maximum: Partial lunar eclipse on Friday, August 28, 2026 at 6:14 AM GMT+2, when the Moon is about 8° above the horizon.

7 of the next 11 listed lunar eclipse peaks occur with the Moon above the local geometric horizon.

partial lunar eclipse

Partial lunar eclipse

Above horizon 8° up at maximum

penumbral lunar eclipse

Penumbral lunar eclipse

Above horizon 49° up at maximum

penumbral lunar eclipse

Penumbral lunar eclipse

Below horizon 36° below at maximum

penumbral lunar eclipse

Penumbral lunar eclipse

Below horizon 23° below at maximum

partial lunar eclipse

Partial lunar eclipse

Above horizon 33° up at maximum

partial lunar eclipse

Partial lunar eclipse

Below horizon 14° below at maximum

Blood moon

Total lunar eclipse

Above horizon 7° up at maximum

Blood moon

Total lunar eclipse

Above horizon 3° up at maximum

Blood moon

Total lunar eclipse

Above horizon 61° up at maximum

partial lunar eclipse

Partial lunar eclipse

Below horizon 11° below at maximum

penumbral lunar eclipse

Penumbral lunar eclipse

Above horizon 59° up at maximum

Personal sky calendar

What will your sky see?

Choose a city or use your exact location. We’ll translate every eclipse into local time and check the Moon against your horizon.

Exact coordinates stay in your browser. City selections use the published city-center coordinates.

Select a city or locate yourself to reveal the eclipses that happen above your horizon.

How this calendar works.

Times are converted to Paris local time using the IANA time zone database. Visibility is calculated from the Moon’s altitude at NASA’s published moment of greatest eclipse using 48.8566°, 2.3522° as the city-center location.

Terrain, buildings, haze, and the full duration of each eclipse can change what you actually observe. Use the interactive planner with your exact location for a more personal horizon check.