Santiago - Halcón Cumbre
Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile — 7.2 km
🇨🇱 Santiago Metropolitan Region · Chile — Altitude 561 m
This live camera looks out over Santiago, the capital of Chile sitting in a broad valley between the Andes and the coastal ranges. Use it to see current light, cloud and air clarity over the city before you plan a day or a call. The page also gives the local time and the weather outlook for the next three days.
Santiago lies in the Central Valley of Chile at roughly 560 metres above sea level, with the snow-capped Andes rising to the east. The metropolitan area is home to several million people and combines colonial-era squares, modern business districts and extensive parks. On clear days the mountains are a prominent backdrop, while on many winter mornings the city sits under a layer of haze that the camera can help you judge.
The view shows the city as it is at the moment, so the most useful times to check are early morning, when haze and smog are often most visible, and late afternoon, when light on the mountains tends to be warmest. Clouds moving off the peaks or a sharp, clear sky after rain are the conditions many visitors hope to see. Exact landmarks in frame depend on the angle, so look at the live view for details.
Santiago has a Mediterranean climate with dry, warm summers and cool, wetter winters, and the best time to visit is generally spring or autumn. Nearby live cameras cover Halcón Cumbre and Halcón Terraza, both about seven kilometres away, along with other city views. Check the weather block on this page before heading out, since nights can be cold even in summer.
Source: Santiago Webcam
Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile — 7.2 km
Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile — 7.2 km
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Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile — 36 km
Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile — 36 km
Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile — 36 km
Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile — 36 km
The current conditions and three-day forecast are shown in the weather block on this page. They update with the page, so check them before you plan outdoor time.
The local time for Santiago is shown on this page, so you can see the current hour there without converting it yourself.
The camera is in Santiago, the capital of Chile, in the Santiago Metropolitan Region. The map on this page shows its position within the city.
Early morning often shows haze most clearly, while late afternoon usually gives warm light on the Andes. Clear days after rain are a good time to look for mountain views.
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