Both lunar eclipses that scheduled to take place next year are total eclipse.
First eclipse is visible from western hemisphere including parts of Europe and Africa.
The second is visible from eastern hemisphere especially from the Pacific Ocean, the Far East, Australia, New Zealand, and Hawaii. Total solar eclipse can be seen only by those standing inside a narrow path on Earth's surface, but lunar eclipses are a more global experience. They are visible anywhere the Moon is visible from an entire Earth hemisphere. Totality will be visible from most of North and South America including United Kingdom. Some of European countries in the west are also have a good opportunity to see this eclipse.