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🇦🇿 Baku · Azerbaijan — Altitude 10 m
This live camera watches a street in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan on the Caspian Sea shore, near the 8 November metro station. It is a useful window onto everyday city life and traffic, and a quick way to see how the Caspian weather looks right now before you plan your day.
Baku sits on a peninsula jutting into the Caspian Sea, the largest enclosed body of water on Earth. The city mixes old stone quarters around the medieval walled Icheri Sheher with broad boulevards, oil-era architecture and modern glass towers. Its waterfront, with the Flame Towers and the Caspian promenade, is one of the best known skylines in the region. The site is only a few metres above sea level, so the city is closely tied to the water and the winds that cross it.
The camera follows an urban street, so the view changes with the rhythm of the day. Mornings and late afternoons usually bring the busiest flow of pedestrians and cars near the metro entrance. Evenings can be lively as the city lights come on. Depending on the view, you may notice how strong sunlight, dust or sudden wind gusts affect visibility, which is worth checking against the weather block on this page.
Baku has hot, dry summers and mild, often windy winters, with the Caspian moderating temperatures near the coast. Spring and autumn are generally the most comfortable seasons for walking the city. The metro is one of the simplest ways to get around the centre. For a wider look at Azerbaijan, you can also browse the Shahdag mountain cameras listed on this page, which are much further away in the Caucasus highlands.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Baku are shown in the weather block on this page. Values update as the page refreshes, so check there rather than relying on older information.
The local time in Baku is displayed on this page above the live view. It follows the city's own clock, so you can compare it with your time before calling or planning a visit.
The camera is on Djeyhoun Salimov Street, close to the 8 November metro station in Baku. The map on this page shows the exact position so you can locate the street in the city.
Daytime hours give the clearest view of street activity, while evenings show the city lit up. Conditions depend on weather and light, so checking the forecast before you watch is a good idea.
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