Webcams have woven themselves into the fabric of our everyday lives, offering a sense of escape and an appreciation for the diversity and wonder of our world.
Watch ferries cruise by from the Seattle waterfront, or savor the magical glow of city lights at night. You can also check on your children or pet, or observe the creative process at businesses like glass-blowing studios.
The ISS Live Feed
One of the most popular livestreams is a feed from the International Space Station. While it may seem fake, Nasa assures viewers that it’s real.
The ISS is continuously occupied by astronauts from a partnership of five different countries and NASA. The station is a microgravity laboratory where scientists conduct experiments that can’t be done on Earth.
A specialized external camera mounted on the ISS provides the live feed. During the day, the view is of the US segment of the station. At night, it’s a view of the Earth.
Occasionally the livestream goes offline. This is because the ISS is in the dark part of its orbit. When the livestream isn’t working, a loop of recorded HD Earth Views are shown instead. The images are marked as previously recorded to make this clear.
The Red Light District of Amsterdam
This Amsterdam webcam is a live feed from the city’s famous Red Light District. The camera is positioned at one of the city’s canals in the Rosse Burt (Rosse Burt) quarter, which is the largest and oldest of Amsterdam’s Red Light Districts.
The women who work at the windows are essentially on display to passers-by. They may tap on the window to signal that they’re open, and they will often smile if they see people looking at them. They’ll also occasionally crack the door open a bit to speak with people and gauge their interest.
Unlike many window brothels around the world, the girls working at these Dutch windows seem a lot more human and approachable than their counterparts in places like Indonesia or Thailand. That’s because of the strict laws and protections that the Netherlands provides, and perhaps because their cultural heritage is less tainted by colonialism and war. The Old Church Square is home to a statue of Belle, who holds a sign that reads “Respect sex workers all over the world.” Despite this, it’s still a seedy area and most people will probably avoid it.
Las Vegas Live Cam
As the Entertainment Capital of the World, Las Vegas makes for an exciting location. Casinos, nightlife, wedding chapels, Elvis impersonators and street performers make up this city that never sleeps.
There are a few popular Las Vegas cams to check out. The first is the Downtown Las Vegas Cam pointing towards the iconic Las Vegas Sign. This is where people line up to take a photo and yell “Viva Las Vegas!”
Another popular cam is the South Strip Webcam located on MGM Grand. It shows you the south end of the Las Vegas Strip and highlights hotels like New York New York (with rollercoaster), Excalibur, and Luxor. You’ll also see street performers posing for tourists on this cam.
The Bellagio Conservatory Webcam is also a great choice. This cam showcases their beautiful floral displays, which change seasonally.
Venice Live Cam
There’s nothing quite like visiting the beach in person—the salt spray on your face, the sound of waves crashing in the background, and the warmth of the sand between your toes. But if you can’t make it to the shore, you can still get a glimpse of this famous stretch of coastline via a live camera feed.
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This is a live cam view of Venice’s Grand Canal showing palaces on the left and the Rialto Bridge on the right. If you want to watch the stream in full screen, click on the button above the image.Live webcams
