Tartu
Tartu, Estonia — 22 km
🇪🇪 Jõgeva County · Estonia — Altitude 55 m
This live stream from Elistvere, a small village in central Estonia, lets you check the scene as it unfolds right now. Use it to see conditions before a visit or to keep an eye on the landscape from anywhere in the world.
Elistvere lies in Jõgeva County in the lowland heart of Estonia, roughly 55 metres above sea level. The area is best known for its rolling countryside, forests and lakes, and for the Elistvere Nature Park with its distinctive limestone landscape and the nearby Elistvere Puhkeala sites. It is a quiet, rural part of the country, far from the bustle of the larger cities.
The stream is listed as an other-category view, so it is not tied to a specific attraction such as a harbour or bridge. Depending on the view, you may see open fields, tree lines, and changing light across the seasons. Summer evenings tend to be the most pleasant to watch, while winter brings snow and short daylight hours that change the scene considerably.
Estonia has a temperate, maritime-influenced climate with cold winters and mild summers, so the best time to visit is usually from late May to September. Tartu, about 22 kilometres away, is the nearest larger town and a good base for exploring. Voru, Nomme and Parnu are also within reach by road if you want to extend your trip across the country.
Source: Rigimets
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast for Elistvere are shown in the live weather block on this page, updated automatically.
The local time for Elistvere is displayed on this page, following the Estonian clock, so you can check it before watching the stream.
The camera is located in Elistvere village in Jõgeva County, central Estonia, and its position is marked on the map on this page.
Daylight hours in summer give the clearest view of the landscape, while winter mornings can show snow and frost. The stream is provided by its owner, Rigimets.
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