The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off in June across the United States, Canada and Mexico. 48 teams, 104 matches and a final at MetLife Stadium on July 19th. The biggest tournament in history.
But for most people watching around the world, the real experience happens nowhere near a stadium.
EarthLive.tv has put together a free guide of 10 live webcams to date, showing exactly where the world will be celebrating. From Copacabana Beach in Rio, Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo, Times Square in New York, to the Zócalo in Mexico City and more. All streaming live right now from people’s webcams around the world, 24 hours a day, completely free and accessible to everyone.
The guide also includes BC Place in Vancouver, the only webcam pointing directly at a 2026 World Cup stadium to date, along with Gwanghwamun Plaza in Seoul and Dam Square in Amsterdam.
New cameras will be added closer to kick-off and throughout the tournament as fan zones come online.
Current 24/7 live webcams available as of this moment:
1. Copacabana Beach Posto 6 – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
2. Copacabana Beach Posto 3 – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
3. Shibuya Crossing – Tokyo, Japan
4. Times Square – New York City, USA
5. Zócalo Mexico City Cam 1 – Mexico City, Mexico
6. Zócalo Mexico City Cam 2 – Mexico City, Mexico
7. Gyeongbokgung Palace – Seoul, South Korea
8. Dam Square – Amsterdam, Netherlands
9. Vancouver Harbour & BC Place – Vancouver, Canada
10. Theresienwiese – Munich, Germany (new find, added 19th May)
10 live cameras, 8 live countries.
None of the streams are owned by us, we simply find them using our API and put everything into one place to make viewers, journalists and everyone else’s viewing pleasure a little easier.
