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Jönköping County, Sweden — 52 km
Vaxjo
🇸🇪 Kronoberg · Sweden — Altitude 186 m
This live stream looks over Växjö, the county seat of Kronoberg in southern Sweden. It is a simple way to check how the city looks right now before you plan a trip or simply want a glimpse of Swedish lake country. The page adds local time and weather next to the video.
Växjö sits in the forested highlands of Småland, surrounded by lakes and birch and pine woods. It is often called the greenest city in Europe, a reputation built on its parks, water and long commitment to sustainability. The city is a university town, so student life gives it a lively rhythm during term time, while the surrounding countryside stays quiet and open.
The camera is a live stream from the source, so what you see depends on the view at that moment. Daylight in Sweden changes dramatically with the seasons, so summer evenings are long and bright while winter mornings stay dark late. Snow, rain and autumn colours can change the scene quickly, and checking the weather block on this page helps explain what you are looking at.
Summers are mild and pleasant, with long daylight hours that suit outdoor visits, while winters are cold and snowy. Spring and early autumn are good times to visit for walking and lakeside scenery. Nearby cameras on this page cover Värnamo, Kalmar and Halmstad, which can help you compare conditions across southern Sweden.
Source: Vaxjo Webcam

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The current conditions and a three-day forecast appear in the weather block on this page, updated for Växjö. Temperatures and precipitation can change quickly, so check before heading out.
The local time for Växjö is shown on this page next to the live stream. Sweden follows Central European Time with summer daylight saving.
The camera is located in Växjö, the capital of Kronoberg county in southern Sweden, at about 56.90 north and 14.77 east. The exact viewing direction is defined by the source.
Long summer days give the most daylight to watch, while autumn and winter mornings and evenings show the seasonal mood. Clear days make distant views easiest to see.
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