
New York City - Statue of Liberty HarborCam
New York, United States β 0.1 km

New York City - Statue of Liberty CrownCam
πΊπΈ New York Β· United States β Altitude 8 m
This camera looks out over New York Harbor toward the Statue of Liberty, a landmark that most visitors know from the water. The live feed lets you check the harbor and the statue at any moment, whether you are planning a ferry trip or simply curious about the skyline.
Liberty Island sits in New York Harbor, close to the southern tip of Manhattan, and the Statue of Liberty stands on it as one of the most recognised symbols of the United States. The harbor is a working waterway as well as a sightseeing area, with ferries, cargo traffic and the wide open sky shaping the view. Its low elevation means the water and the weather play a large role in what the scene looks like on a given day.
The camera shows the statue and the water around it, so the most rewarding moments are usually early morning and the hour before sunset, when light falls across the copper figure and the harbor. Clear days give the sharpest view of the skyline, while low cloud or haze can soften the outline. Watch for ferry movements and changing weather, which can be as interesting as the statue itself.
New York has hot, humid summers and cold winters, with spring and autumn generally the most comfortable times to visit the harbor. Winds off the water can feel sharp even on mild days, so a jacket is useful. Ferries to Liberty Island leave from Battery Park in Lower Manhattan and from Liberty State Park in New Jersey. Nearby VizCams include the HarborCam at the same statue, the New York Harbor view and the World Trade Center camera.
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The current conditions and a 3-day forecast are shown in the live weather block on this page. Harbor weather can differ from inland Manhattan, so check the figures here before planning a trip.
The local time for New York is displayed on this page and follows Eastern Time, including daylight saving changes. Use it to judge whether the statue is in daylight or evening light.
The camera is on Liberty Island in New York Harbor, close to the statue. The map on this page marks its position so you can see how it relates to Manhattan and New Jersey.
Early morning and the hour before sunset usually give the best light on the statue. Clear weather offers the sharpest view, so check the current conditions before you watch.
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