Sun eclipse on March 29, 2025: experience the magic at Ca’ del Monte Observatory

March 29, 2025, is a date to mark on the calendar for all astronomy lovers, families, and sky enthusiasts: at the Ca’ del Monte Astronomical Observatory, located among the scenic hills of the Oltrepò Pavese, an exclusive event will take place to observe the partial solar eclipse, also visible from the Lombardy region.

On this special day, the Moon will partially cover the solar disk by about 10%, offering a rare and thrilling natural spectacle. It’s a unique opportunity to experience an awe-inspiring astronomical event in a stunning and highly professional setting.

The event will be led by the Observatory’s experts, who will provide professional solar telescopes and projection systems to observe the eclipse in total safety. Attendees will also learn the secrets of solar eclipses, with insights into how they have influenced culture and science throughout history.

Thanks to a real-time connection with NASA’s SDO (Solar Dynamics Observatory) space probe, it will be possible to follow solar activity like never before. Key highlights will include sunspots and spectacular solar prominences—fiery jets that rise from the Sun’s surface.

• 11:21 AM – Start of the partial eclipse

• 12:04 PM – Maximum visible coverage (10%)

• 12:48 PM – End of the eclipse

To end the day on a tasty note, an aperitif will be offered, featuring local products and a breathtaking view over the Oltrepò landscape.

• Date: Saturday, March 29, 2025

• Location: Ca’ del Monte Astronomical Observatory, Cecima (PV), Lombardy

• Price: €40 adults | €20 children

• Limited seats – reservation required

The event at Ca’ del Monte Observatory is designed to offer a complete, educational, and engaging experience, ideal for families, students, and enthusiasts. Combining science, wonder, and local flavors, it will be a unique chance to uncover the mysteries of the Sun in an unforgettable setting.