Buenos Aires - OFICINA EXTERNA
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina — 1.4 km
🇦🇷 Buenos Aires · Argentina — Altitude 12 m
This live stream shows Buenos Aires from a hotel camera, giving a real-time look at the city's streets and skyline. It is useful for checking conditions before a trip or simply seeing how the capital looks at this moment.
Buenos Aires sits on the wide Río de la Plata estuary and is the capital of Argentina. It is known for its European-style boulevards, tango, long café culture and neighbourhoods such as Recoleta, San Telmo and Palermo. The city is flat and low-lying, so views from elevated positions reach far across its rooftops and avenues.
The stream follows the city from a hotel position, so activity on the street and the rhythm of traffic are the main things to observe. Daytime offers the clearest views, while the evening brings city lights and a livelier pace. Weather changes, such as rain or haze off the river, can quickly alter how the scene looks, so check the live conditions on this page.
Buenos Aires has a mild climate overall, with warm, humid summers from December to February and cooler, drier winters from June to August. Spring and autumn are often the most comfortable seasons for walking. Nearby cameras on this site include the OFICINA EXTERNA view about one kilometre away, the Obelisco view about two kilometres away, and a view of Montevideo across the river.
Source: Four Seasons Hotel
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina — 1.4 km
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The current temperature, conditions and a three-day forecast for Buenos Aires are shown in the live weather block on this page. The values update as the page refreshes.
The local time for Buenos Aires is displayed on this page above the live stream. It follows Argentina's local time zone.
The camera is positioned in central Buenos Aires and the map on this page marks its exact location. The stream is provided by a hotel and embedded here with a link to the source.
Daylight hours give the clearest picture, and early evening shows the city lights coming on. Weather such as rain or haze can affect visibility, so check the live conditions before watching.
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