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Piedmont, Italy — 17 km

San Raffaele Cimena - turincam
🇮🇹 Piedmont · Italy — Altitude 435 m
This live camera looks out from San Raffaele Cimena, a small village in the Piedmont hills north of Turin. It is a useful window onto the landscape at the edge of the Alps, where the weather can change quickly. Check it before a trip or simply to see what conditions look like today.
San Raffaele Cimena sits at about 435 metres above sea level in the Turin area of Piedmont, northwestern Italy. The region is known for its vineyards, rolling farmland and the Alpine arc visible on clear days. Life here is quiet and rural compared with the city, and the village makes a good base for exploring the wider Piedmont countryside.
The stream is listed as a mountain-category camera, so the view is likely to show hills, sky and changing light rather than city traffic. Depending on the view and the season, you may notice morning mist in the valleys, clouds moving over the slopes, or snow on the higher peaks in winter. Early morning and late afternoon usually bring the most atmospheric light.
Piedmont has cold, foggy winters in the lowlands and warm, sunny summers, with autumn often the clearest season. Turin is about 17 kilometres away and is the main transport hub, reached by road or regional rail. Other cameras nearby include the Torino panorama view and the Turin cameras, which show the city and can help you compare conditions.
Source: panomax.com
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated automatically for the camera's location.
The local time is displayed live on this page, following Italy's time zone, so you can check it before watching the stream.
The camera is in San Raffaele Cimena, a village in the Turin area of Piedmont, Italy, at roughly 435 metres altitude. The map on this page shows its exact position.
Clear days in autumn and winter often give the best visibility of the hills and distant Alps. Early morning and late afternoon offer the most striking light.
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