Cabañas de la Sagra - San Lorenzo - Gijón
Castile-La Mancha, Spain — 52 km
🇪🇸 Community of Madrid · Spain — Altitude 577 m
This live stream gives you a continuous view over Madrid, the Spanish capital on the high central plateau. It is a useful way to get a sense of the city's skyline and light before you travel, or simply to watch the city go about its day from a distance.
Madrid sits at about 577 metres above sea level in the centre of the Iberian Peninsula, and it is the political and cultural capital of Spain. The city is known for its grand boulevards, royal palace, major art museums such as the Prado, and a lively café and tapas culture that stretches late into the evening. The surrounding Community of Madrid combines dense urban districts with open countryside.
Because this is a city view rather than a single landmark, the picture changes with the hours. Daytime offers the clearest sense of the urban layout and the sky, while the period around sunset often brings warm light across the rooftops. Clear, dry weather tends to give the most detail, and cloud or haze can soften the view. Check the local time and weather on this page to plan your watching.
Madrid has a hot, dry summer and a cool winter, with spring and autumn usually the most comfortable seasons for walking. The metro is one of the largest in Europe and connects the centre with the suburbs. For other views of Spain, the nearby cameras listed on this page include San Lorenzo in Cabañas de la Sagra, which lies in the wider region around the capital.
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The current conditions and a three-day forecast for Madrid are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated automatically. Madrid summers are hot and dry, so the forecast is worth checking before you plan a day outdoors.
The local time for Madrid is displayed on this page and follows the local clock, including daylight saving changes. It is shown alongside the live stream so you can match what you see with the time of day.
The camera is in the Community of Madrid, Spain, at approximately 40.42 degrees north and 3.72 degrees west. The map on this page shows its position within the city and region.
Daytime gives the clearest view of the city, and the hours near sunset often bring warm light. Clear weather usually makes the picture most useful, while heavy cloud or haze can reduce visibility.
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