Björkliden - Hotel Fjället
Lapland, Sweden — 87 km
🇸🇪 Lapland · Sweden — Altitude 536 m
This live camera looks out over Kiruna, the northernmost town of Sweden's Arctic region. It is a quick way to check what conditions look like in this part of Lapland before planning a trip or simply keeping an eye on the northern sky.
Kiruna sits above the Arctic Circle in the province of Lapland, surrounded by birch forest, open tundra and the Kiruna mountains. The town grew around one of the largest iron ore mines in the world, and its mining heritage still shapes the skyline and daily life. Its altitude of about 536 metres means the air is crisp and the landscape feels wide and quiet, especially away from the town centre.
Depending on the view, the stream may show streets, rooftops and the surrounding hills under changing light. Winter brings long nights and a chance to see the aurora when skies are clear, while the midnight sun dominates the summer months. Check the local time and weather on this page to judge whether the sky and visibility are likely to be good at the moment you watch.
Winters are long and very cold, with heavy snow, while summers are short, mild and bright. Kiruna is known as a base for northern lights tours, dog sledding and ice-hotel visits in the wider region. Nearby cameras on this site cover Björkliden, Riksgränsen and Narvik, which can help you compare conditions across the mountains.
Source: Webcam Kiruna
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The current weather and a three-day forecast are shown in the live block on this page. Conditions in Kiruna can change quickly, especially in winter, so check it before you watch or travel.
The local time for Kiruna is shown on this page and follows Swedish local time. It is useful for planning when to watch, particularly around the long winter nights and summer midnight sun.
The camera is located in Kiruna, in the Lapland region of northern Sweden, at about 67.85 degrees north. The map on this page shows its position and the location of the town.
Winter nights offer the best chance of seeing the northern lights when skies are clear. Summer provides long daylight hours and the midnight sun, so the view is active at almost any hour.
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