Live Webcams in Spain

Spain is the second most visited country on Earth, and the live webcams in Spain show why people keep coming: the Mediterranean coast from the Costa Brava to Andalusia, the islands of the Balearics and the Canaries, the squares of Madrid and Seville, and the airports where the winter charters land with the Atlantic behind the runway. The clock is Central European Time, UTC+1, UTC+2 in summer, except the Canaries, an hour behind on Western European Time; a Spanish evening starts late, dinner rarely before 21:00, so the promenades are full at an hour when the rest of Europe has gone in. Some 48 million people live here, and the country welcomes around 85 million visitors a year. May to June and September to October for the mainland coast; the Canaries hold their spring all winter, which is exactly why the planes keep landing. España is the name at home.

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