
Wrocław - widok na Stare Miasto
Lower Silesia, Poland — 2 km
🇵🇱 Lower Silesia · Poland — Altitude 121 m
This live stream shows Wroclaw, the largest city in Lower Silesia in southwestern Poland, from a high vantage point. It lets you check how the city looks right now, before a trip or simply to see the river city in real time.
Wroclaw sits on the Odra River and is spread across more than a hundred islands and channels joined by bridges. It is known for its colourful old town square, its university tradition and its many bridges, and it is one of the most visited cities in western Poland. The landscape is flat, so tall buildings and towers stand out clearly from the surrounding area.
The stream is a panoramic view from Sky Tower, which makes it useful for seeing the layout of the city and the river rather than single streets. Views are most readable on clear days, and evenings can be interesting when the city lights come on. Weather such as fog or low cloud can reduce visibility, so check the live weather block on this page before you watch.
Wroclaw has a temperate continental climate with warm summers and cold, often grey winters. Late spring, from May to early June, and early autumn are pleasant for walking the old town. Nearby cameras on this site cover Wroclaw Fabryczna, the surrounding towns of Dlugolęka and Sroda Slaska, so you can compare conditions across the wider area.
Source: Sky Tower

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The current temperature, conditions and three-day forecast for Wroclaw are shown in the live weather block on this page and update automatically.
The local time in Wroclaw is shown on this page. Poland uses Central European Time, with daylight saving time in summer.
The camera is operated from Sky Tower in Wroclaw. The map on this page shows its position in the city.
Clear daylight hours give the sharpest view of the city, and early evening is good for seeing the lights. Check the weather first, since fog and cloud often limit the view.
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