By Lindsey Olander, Jetsetter.com
Our social lives may have come to a screeching halt, but the world keeps on turning. Tune into one of these live video feeds: from African wildlife to one of America's great national parks, they're some of our most favorite scenes in the world.
Interested in seeing what’s going on around New York’s once busiest intersection? Take a peek.
The best part about this gorilla trekking safari live feed—besides the sightings? It’s free.
Sydney’s iconic opera house, Circular Quay, and twinkling harbour bridge all make appearances in this live feed of Australia’s most iconic skyline.
Venture into South Africa's Sabi Sands Game Reserve and Kenya's Maasai Mara National Reserve from the comfort of your couch.
Paradise is just a click away thanks to this live feed above Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort.
Witnessing America’s most famous geyser erupt in a flurry of steam and water is always a thrill.
The aquarium’s one-million-gallon Open Sea exhibit is large enough to house giant tuna, hammerhead sharks, and swarming schools of fish ... with room to spare.
Honestly, we could watch these bears play all day long.
Stay connected to the musicians you love with the Grand Ole Opry's robust calendar of livestream country music performances.
Italy’s most crowded corners, including St. Mark's Basin and the Grand Canal in Venice, are now empty of visitors, giving them an ethereal, otherworldly quality.
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Search for the northern lights without heading out into the cold, dark night.
It’s one of the prettiest lakes in America—no matter the season.
Despite—and perhaps because of—desperate times, you can still see people praying at Jerusalem’s holy Western Wall.
Japan’s answer to Times Square is famous for the amount of pedestrians—in the thousands—that pass its crosswalks throughout the day.
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