Live Webcams in Las Vegas

Las Vegas was conjured out of the Mojave Desert to entertain, and its live webcams show a city that never switches off: the Strip and its casino frontages, the neon of downtown, the stadium and the airport that feed them, and a desert sky that turns violet at dusk. The live webcams in Las Vegas run on Pacific Time, UTC−8, UTC−7 in summer, and the city genuinely runs 24 hours — a European breakfast finds the Strip still lit from the night before. Forty million visitors a year pass through, and the city holds more hotel rooms than anywhere else in the United States. Summer tops 40°C, so the sharpest views come from March to May and from October to November, when the desert air is clear and the sunsets long.