Aquilegia magellensis is a perennial species of plant in the family Ranunculaceae, native to Italy.
Aquilegia magellensis grows to 20–45cm high with sky blue to violet-blue petals.
The species was first named magellensis (after Ferdinand Magellan) in a collection of dried specimens collected by Rupert Huter,, and in 1877. This did not however meet the standard for valid publication, making Aquilegia magellensis a nomen nudum until formally described by Fabio Conti and Adriano Soldano in 2005.
Aquilegia magellensis is endemic to central Italy, where it grows on calcareous cliffs at altitudes around 1400m.