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154 cams
Public webcams in Türkiye are mostly a product of urban management. The largest concentration is in Istanbul, where the municipality and the road authority operate cameras at key intersections, bridges, and along the main arteries. These are used for traffic monitoring, and they show the constant movement of the city, from the morning rush across the Bosphorus bridges to the quieter late-night streets. Other cities like Ankara and Izmir have similar networks, though on a smaller scale, focusing on central squares and major junctions. Outside the big cities, you'll find cameras at some provincial municipalities, often pointed at a main square or a coastal promenade. A different category is the wildlife and zoo cams. Several zoos and wildlife parks, especially around the Marmara and Aegean regions, maintain live feeds of their enclosures, penguin pools, monkey islands, and bird aviaries, so you can watch the animals during visiting hours. There are also a handful of nature cameras set up by conservation groups, showing nesting sites or feeding stations, mainly for research and public education. What you will not see much of is mountain-pass or river-level coverage; Türkiye's geography has fewer of those needs, and the practical focus is on urban flow and public spaces. For a visitor, the traffic cams of Istanbul are the most immediate way to sense the city's rhythm, while the zoo cams offer a calmer, more controlled view of Turkish wildlife.