An extensive network of webcams allows us to see in real time some of the most touristic and busiest places in the world, now completely empty.
If we can’t travel, let’s at least make plans for when we can. To get into the mood, we have a large number of webcams spread all over the planet, many of them focusing on some of the most touristic places in the world, and that is perfect for starting to travel before even setting foot on the street.
Thanks to network cameras such as Skyline Webcams or EarthCam, or even those placed locally, we can take a live look at those destinations we would like to travel to right now, to get into the mood. In addition, and given the state of pandemic in which we find ourselves, you will be able to enjoy yourself admiring some of the most popular monuments in the world now completely empty.
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A few days in Italy
Italy deserves a trip of several days to at least get to know some of its most emblematic places. While visiting Rome, you should not overlook sitting on the steps of the Spanish Steps, looking out over the Trevi Fountain, taking a walk through St. Peter’s Square and of course visiting the Forum and the Colosseum. If we go to Florence it would be a crime not to pass by the Piazza della Signoria, just as it would be a crime not to admire the Milan Cathedral. As the icing on the cake, Venice awaits us at the Rialto Bridge to take us to St. Mark’s Square.
With views of the Eiffel Tower
We all dream of a trip to Paris in which we have views of the Eiffel Tower, in which we can walk through Montmartre and go up to the Sacré-Coeur Basilica. Have enough time to enjoy a coffee and a croissant on a terrace, and of course dedicate a day to visit the Louvre Museum.
The desired trip to Bruges
Traveling to Bruges is like entering the setting of a fable, with its fairy-tale houses, its streets and its canals. For many it is that trip that is always pending, in which to enjoy a good chocolate while walking through its Plaza Mayor. A getaway that you can start recreating right now from home.
Discovering the exoticism of Chile
Chile offers a lot, a lot, and if you dream of traveling to get to know it in depth, you might want to start with some of its most peculiar attractions. If you like nature and trekking, the Torres del Paine, in Patagonia, are waiting for you with open arms. And if you want to go one step further, reach one of the most remote and enigmatic places on the planet, then reaching Easter Island should be one of your priorities.
Coastal Slovenia
Slovenia is a green country like few others. Close, not particularly touristy and full of mountains, lakes, waterfalls, gorges, turquoise rivers and huge karst caves. It also has its cultural part, and one of the most striking is seen in its little part of the Adriatic coast, in the city of Piran, with clear Venetian influence.
The most genuine Jerusalem
Visiting the old city of Jerusalem is like taking a trip back in time. Its historical significance and its mix of cultures concentrate in a small space various attractions for religious tourism and pilgrimage, both for Christians, Muslims and Jews. Surely once there you would not want to miss the Wailing Wall, and see it from different angles.
Rain that does not wet in London
The chances of it raining in London right now are high, that’s just it. But if you take the opportunity to see it from home you could have a good view without getting wet. This way you can see the London Eye, the enormous Ferris wheel that rotates over the Thames, and the silhouette of its buildings. When you go in person you will have time to visit Big Ben, Buckingham Palace and everything you want.
To the Norway of the Arctic Circle
Norway is the dream destination for many. Its fjords, its mountains, its colorful houses by the sea. A trip through Norway allows us to cross the Arctic Circle itself and reach one of the most beautiful places in the Nordic country: the Lofoten Islands. Its fishing villages and its northern lights in winter are enough reasons to go there.
To the postcard landscapes of the Philippines
The Philippines is a huge archipelago made up of 7,107 islands, but if we focus on the most touristy ones, Palawan takes the cake. Greatly responsible for this is El Nido, where palm trees, clear sands and turquoise waters merge into each landscape.
A getaway through Greece
When you travel to Greece it is highly recommended not to stay only in Athens and take the opportunity to visit several of its islands. Yes, the Acropolis is its biggest must-see, but since you are here it would be a mistake not to also visit places like Mykonos or Santorini.
A flight with stopover in Sydney
Australia is so huge, and has so much to see, that surely a month of traveling would be short. But why not use a stopover flight to see Sydney? So, even if it’s just for a few hours or a couple of days, you can say that you already know the famous Sydney Opera House.
A getaway to the Czech capital
Maybe not now, but one day you will be able to travel to Prague to see what is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cities in all of Europe. From home you can see what Prague’s Old Town Square looks like before you even set foot in it, and thus start imagining what your future trip will be like.
An express trip to the United States
You will need a lot of time if you want to visit everything that the United States offers travelers, but at least from home you can keep an eye on some of its most tourist spots, such as Times Square or the Statue of Liberty in New York, or what atmosphere is in Las Vegas right now.
Maldives: paradise was this
Relaxing on the white sands of the Maldives right now seems like a fairly distant dream, but not entirely unrealizable if you have an internet connection at hand. A camera allows you to travel in real time to the beach of Meeru Island so that you are encouraged to dust off your swimsuit.
In the heart of centenary Peru
To get a good idea of the contrasts in Peru you should dedicate a trip of at least 15 days. But even if there are fewer days, Cuzco and its Plaza Mayor must be on your list of obligatory visits, since it will be the starting point to get to know the Inca Empire before even reaching Machu Picchu.
A little samba in Rio de Janeiro
A little samba and also a little beach, because it would be unforgivable to travel to Rio de Janeiro and not spend some time on its famous beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema. It’s a little frustrating having to settle for watching them from a screen, but it’s good training to know what awaits you there.
Disconnection in the Dutch Caribbean
Not far from the coasts of Venezuela and in the middle of the Caribbean Sea, the island of Aruba is a guarantee of beaches and relaxation on the sand. Come on, the perfect plan that anyone would sign right now. You can see what Eagle Beach looks like in case you want to start planning your next vacation.
Tokyo and the craziest intersection in the world
Tokyo is already a crazy but orderly and disciplined city like few others, otherwise it would be impossible for a crossing like Shibuya to take place. Here, every time the traffic lights turn green, hordes of pedestrians cross from one side to the other, but you can see that right now it has little to do with its natural state.