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🇦🇩 La Massana · Andorra
This live camera looks over Pal, a small village in the La Massana parish of Andorra, set in the Pyrenees. Watch the view as it happens and check the local weather before you plan a trip into the valleys or up to the ski areas.
Pal sits in the Valira valley in the north-west of Andorra, close to the main road towards the capital and the ski resorts. The landscape is steep and forested, with pine and larch on the slopes and mountain peaks rising above the villages. Andorra is a small principality with no coastline, so its character comes from altitude, river valleys and the mountain light, which changes quickly through the day.
The camera shows a mountain view from Pal, so the most rewarding moments are usually early morning, when light moves across the peaks, and late afternoon, when shadows lengthen down the valley. Depending on the view, you may see snow on the higher ground in winter, fresh green in spring and clouds forming over the ridges in summer. Conditions can change within minutes in mountain weather, so the live feed is most useful when you want to see what is happening now.
Andorra has a continental mountain climate with cold, snowy winters and mild summers, and temperatures often drop noticeably at night in valleys like this one. Spring and autumn are quieter and can be pleasant for walking. Pal is close to Andorra la Vella, and the nearby cameras at Canillo, El Forn and Arcalís offer views of other parts of the same mountain area.
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for Pal are shown in the live block on this page. They update automatically, so you can check conditions before watching the view.
The local time for Pal is shown on this page. Andorra uses Central European Time, the same as much of mainland Europe.
The camera is in Pal, in the La Massana parish of Andorra, in the Pyrenees. The map on this page shows its position and the nearby cameras.
Early morning and late afternoon usually give the most interesting light on the mountains. Winter brings snow to the higher ground, while summer offers clearer views of the forested slopes.
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