Travel with World Time Zones

WorldTimeZone.com has been operating on the World Wide Web for over 28 years and was chosen as Top 10 Geographic Websites of 2005.

WorldTimeZone.com was developed to provide the world a free service and reference resource on global time, time maps, meeting planner / time zone tools.

Presented on maps for specific regional locations (World, USA, Europe, Australia, Asia) in both 12-hour (am/pm) format and 24-hour format, WorldTimeZone.com provides local time for over 35,000 locations (representing all countries) around the World.

The pages of WorldTimeZone.com are packed full of useful tools and information including: International Call Planner, Interactive Time Map, Daylight Saving Time Map, Sun Clock, World Clock, a section dedicated to World Time News, FAQs and additional facts related to world time.

Please feel free to send your questions / suggestions via Email.

Total Solar Eclipse on August 12, 2026, in Zaragoza, Spain, showing different partial phases of the eclipse and wide-angle views above the historic Catedral-Basílica de Nuestra Senora del Pilar, along with the reflection of Totality in the Ebro River worldtimezone world time zone photo Alexander Krivenyshev WorldTimeZone
Total Solar Eclipse on August 12, 2026, in Zaragoza, Spain, showing different partial phases of the eclipse and wide-angle views above the historic Catedral-Basílica de Nuestra Senora del Pilar, along with the reflection of Totality in the Ebro River
Remarkable multiple lightning strikes captured in a single shot over Manhattan, New York City on July 3 2026 worldtimezone world time zone photo Alexander Krivenyshev WorldTimeZone
Multiple lightning strikes captured in a single shot over Manhattan, New York City on July 3, 2026
The Sun's corona during Ningaloo Total solar eclipse in Exmouth, Western Australia on April 20, 2023 worldtimezone world time zone photo Alexander Krivenyshev WorldTimeZone
The Sun's corona during Ningaloo Total Solar Eclipse in Exmouth, Western Australia on April 20, 2023
Aurora Borealis show during G3 severe Geomagnetic Storm on Oct 10, 2024 - Northern Lights due a powerful X-class solar flare - travel world time zones worldtimezone world time zone photo Alexander Krivenyshev WorldTimeZone
Aurora Borealis show during G3 severe Geomagnetic Storm on Oct 10, 2024 - Northern Lights due a powerful X-class solar flare on October 8, 2024
Total Solar Eclipse phases from totality to the fourth contact in Mazatlan, Mexico on April 8, 2024 worldtimezone world time zone photo Alexander Krivenyshev WorldTimeZone
Total Solar Eclipse phases from totality to the fourth contact in Mazatlan, Mexico on April 8, 2024
phases of the Annular Solar Eclipse and formation of Baily's beads during the Annular Solar Eclipse of October 14, 2024, from Araruna, Brazil worldtimezone world time zone photo Alexander Krivenyshev WorldTimeZone
A sequence of images with the formation of Baily's beads during the Annular Solar Eclipse of Oct 14, 2023 in Araruna, Brazil and phases of the Annular Solar Eclipse - the sequence goes from left to right, with the Moon moving from lower right to upper left.
Airplane Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner flight KLM 621 Amsterdam to Atlanta passing in front of the Sun high above New Jersey on May 3, 2020 photo Alexander Krivenyshev WorldTimeZone
Airplane Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner flight KLM 621 from Amsterdam to Atlanta passing in front of the Sun
Airplane Boeing 737 flight WestJet 2773 from Port of Spain Trinidad and Tobago to Toronto Canada passing in front of the Sun with sunspot AR2529 high above Manhattan, New York on April 13, 2016 photo Alexander Krivenyshev WorldTimeZone
Airplane Boeing 737 flight WestJet 2773 from Port of Spain (Trinidad and Tobago) to Toronto (Canada)
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New York City Skyline - 4 days time-lapse with Ice Floating up and down the Hudson River near Manhattan, New York City.

Time-lapse Ice Floating up and down the Hudson River near Manhattan, New York City

And Yes, ice floes moving both directions during tide changes as the Hudson River is a tidal estuary "river that flows both ways".

Water flows south (ebb current towards the Atlantic ocean during low tide) and water flows north (flood current - pushing seawater upriver to the Troy, NY during high tide).

Cold freezing temperatures in New York develops large ice floes on the Hudson river and disrupts ferry service to NYC.

Over 5000 timed photos for 2 days "stitched" together to make this video