Jerusalem - Zion Square
Jerusalem District, Israel โ 2.7 km
๐ฎ๐ฑ Jerusalem District ยท Israel โ Altitude 711 m
This live stream shows Jerusalem, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, set on the hills of the Judean mountains at about 711 metres above sea level. Watch it to see the city's light and atmosphere as the day moves on, or to check conditions before planning a visit.
Jerusalem sits in the Judean Hills between the Mediterranean coast and the Dead Sea, and it is sacred to Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Its stone architecture, old walls and mix of ancient and modern districts give it a character that changes noticeably from one neighbourhood to the next. The city is also a major centre of government, education and religious life in Israel.
The stream follows the city from above and the light shifts the look of the stone throughout the day. Early morning and late afternoon usually give the warmest colours, while clear winter days often show the surrounding hills most sharply. Because the view depends on weather and haze, you may see cloud or fog on some days, and conditions can change quickly in the hills.
Jerusalem has a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and cool, wetter winters, and spring and autumn are generally the most comfortable seasons to visit. The city is compact enough to explore on foot in its central areas, with buses and a light rail covering longer distances. Nearby cameras on this site include Zion Square, and others are listed further down the page.
Source: Jerusalem Webcam
Jerusalem District, Israel โ 2.7 km

Jerusalem District, Israel โ 2.7 km
Jerusalem District, Israel โ 2.7 km

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Jerusalem are shown in the live weather block on this page. The figures update automatically, so you can check them before or during your viewing.
The local time in Jerusalem is displayed at the top of this page and updates live. It follows Israel's local time, so you can compare it with your own time zone.
The camera is in Jerusalem District at roughly 31.80 degrees north and 35.24 degrees east, and the map on this page marks its position. The stream is provided by the source named on the page, and a link to it is included.
Early morning and late afternoon tend to give the best light on the old stone, and clear days in the cooler months often offer the sharpest views. Check the live weather block to see whether the sky is clear before you watch.
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