What you'll see in Málaga
Artist's impression. The Sun's height above the rooftops is its real altitude from Málaga; the skyline itself is generic.
Málaga has the shortest totality of the Andalusian coastal cities — 1m57s — because it sits near the northern edge of the path. A few kilometres south doubles it.
The Sun is high in the sky here, so unlike a low-horizon eclipse you do not need a distant, unobstructed skyline — but a courtyard or a narrow street can still put a rooftop in the way. Step somewhere with open sky overhead.
⚠ Eye safety
Use ISO 12312-2 certified eclipse glasses for the entire partial phase. The ONLY exception is 10:48:12–10:50:09 UTC+2, when the Sun is fully covered from Málaga.
FAQ
Is Málaga in the path of totality?
Yes — Málaga is inside the path, with 1m 57s of totality starting at 10:48:12 UTC+2.
Do I need eclipse glasses in Málaga?
Yes, for the entire partial phase (09:42–10:48:12 and 10:50:09–12:02 UTC+2). You may remove them only between 10:48:12 and 10:50:09, while the Sun is fully covered.
Sources: NASA eclipse predictions and the local-circumstances table on the Wikipedia article for this eclipse, for Málaga, Spain (Aug 2, 2027). See the hub page for every city and the path map.