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Live Webcams in Italy

Watch 5 live webcams from Italy, streaming from Venice, Dolomites, Rome, Cinque Terre. Local time and weather on every cam.

Venice Rolling Cam live webcam, Venice
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Venice Rolling Cam

Venice, Italy ·

Ponte delle Guglie live webcam, Venice
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Ponte delle Guglie

Venice, Italy ·

Dolomites Panorama live webcam, Dolomites
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Dolomites Panorama

Dolomites, Italy ·

St. Peter’s Dome live webcam, Rome
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St. Peter’s Dome

Rome, Italy ·

Manarola live webcam, Cinque Terre
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Manarola

Cinque Terre, Italy ·

Webcams in Italy: what you’ll see

Venice Rolling Cam Venice, Italy

A tour of canals, bridges and piazzas, live around the clock. This stream rotates between cameras across Venice: the Grand Canal, quiet side canals and the lagoon. Gondolas, vaporetti and water taxis keep the city moving.

Best time to watch: Sunrise, before the day-trippers arrive and the water is calm.

Ponte delle Guglie Venice, Italy

The Cannaregio Canal in 4K from Hotel Leone. One of only two Venetian bridges with spires, the Ponte delle Guglie crosses the Cannaregio Canal near the train station. A 4K view of local life on the water.

Best time to watch: Morning, when delivery boats and commuters fill the canal.

Dolomites Panorama Dolomites, Italy

The jagged peaks of the Italian Dolomites, live. A rotating tour of feratel cameras across the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage range of pale limestone peaks in northern Italy, famous for skiing and summer hiking.

Best time to watch: Sunset, when the peaks glow pink (the “enrosadira”).

St. Peter’s Dome Rome, Italy

Michelangelo’s dome over the rooftops of Prati. A view over the Prati district of Rome to the dome of St. Peter’s Basilica, designed by Michelangelo and still the tallest dome in the world.

Best time to watch: Golden hour, when the dome catches the low sun.

Manarola Cinque Terre, Italy

Colourful houses on the cliffs of the Cinque Terre. Manarola is one of the five villages of the Cinque Terre on the Italian Riviera, with pastel houses stacked on a rock above the sea and terraced vineyards behind.

Best time to watch: Sunset, the classic Manarola postcard moment.