Gualdo Tadino
Umbria, Italy — 21 km
🇮🇹 Umbria · Italy — Altitude 510 m
This live camera looks out over Gubbio, a hilltop town in the Umbrian Apennines. Watch the stream to get a sense of the town's stone streets, rooftops and surrounding hills as the light changes through the day.
Gubbio sits on the slopes of Mount Ingino at roughly 510 metres above sea level, with its medieval centre climbing the hillside in tiers of stone. The town is known for its well-preserved Gothic and medieval architecture, the Palazzo dei Consoli and its links to the Eugubine Tablets, ancient bronze inscriptions in an early Italic language. The surrounding countryside is green and quiet, typical of inland Umbria.
The view suits anyone curious about how a historic Italian hill town looks in daily life. Morning and late afternoon usually bring the warmest light on the stone facades, while clear days offer the widest look at the valley. Conditions depend on weather and season, so the live picture and the weather block on this page are the best guide to what is visible right now.
Umbria has hot, dry summers and cool winters, and Gubbio can be cooler than the lowlands because of its elevation. Spring and autumn are generally the most comfortable times to visit. The town is best explored on foot, and nearby cameras on this site cover Gualdo Tadino, Refugio Corsini, Perugia and Assisi, which are all within a short drive.
Source: UmbriaWebcam
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Gubbio are shown in the weather block on this page, updated alongside the live stream.
The local time in Gubbio is displayed on this page, so you can check whether it is a good moment to watch the camera.
The camera is in Gubbio in the Umbria region of central Italy, and the map on this page shows its position on the hillside town.
Morning and late afternoon usually give the warmest light on the stone buildings, and clear days give the best visibility over the valley.
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