Basetime

Sunrise, sunset & golden hour times worldwide

Today's sunrise, sunset, day length, golden hour and blue hour for 64 cities — computed with the NOAA solar algorithm. Pick a city for the full breakdown, updated daily.

Amsterdam
↑ 05:48 · ↓ 21:44
Athens
↑ 06:21 · ↓ 20:41
Auckland
↑ 07:25 · ↓ 17:29
Bali
↑ 06:34 · ↓ 18:17
Bangkok
↑ 06:00 · ↓ 18:48
Barcelona
↑ 06:38 · ↓ 21:16
Beijing
↑ 05:06 · ↓ 19:35
Bergen
↑ 04:58 · ↓ 22:31
Berlin
↑ 05:14 · ↓ 21:11
Bogotá
↑ 05:52 · ↓ 18:13
Brussels
↑ 05:57 · ↓ 21:40
Buenos Aires
↑ 07:53 · ↓ 18:06
Cairo
↑ 06:09 · ↓ 19:53
Cape Town
↑ 07:44 · ↓ 18:01
Casablanca
↑ 06:37 · ↓ 20:36
Chiang Mai
↑ 05:58 · ↓ 19:02
Chicago
↑ 05:36 · ↓ 20:17
Copenhagen
↑ 05:01 · ↓ 21:31
Delhi
↑ 05:38 · ↓ 19:17
Dubai
↑ 05:42 · ↓ 19:08
Dublin
↑ 05:29 · ↓ 21:34
Helsinki
↑ 04:41 · ↓ 22:11
Ho Chi Minh City
↑ 05:40 · ↓ 18:19
Hong Kong
↑ 05:51 · ↓ 19:07
Honolulu
↑ 06:01 · ↓ 19:14
Istanbul
↑ 05:52 · ↓ 20:28
Jakarta
↑ 06:04 · ↓ 17:53
Kuala Lumpur
↑ 07:11 · ↓ 19:27
Lagos
↑ 06:40 · ↓ 19:06
Las Palmas
↑ 07:19 · ↓ 20:56
Lima
↑ 06:28 · ↓ 18:00
Lisbon
↑ 06:31 · ↓ 20:54
London
↑ 05:12 · ↓ 21:01
Los Angeles
↑ 05:58 · ↓ 20:00
Madrid
↑ 07:05 · ↓ 21:37
Manila
↑ 05:37 · ↓ 18:27
Medellín
↑ 05:56 · ↓ 18:21
Mexico City
↑ 06:10 · ↓ 19:16
Moscow
↑ 04:20 · ↓ 20:51
Mumbai
↑ 06:12 · ↓ 19:17
Nairobi
↑ 06:37 · ↓ 18:40
New York
↑ 05:45 · ↓ 20:19
Oslo
↑ 04:40 · ↓ 22:06
Paris
↑ 06:13 · ↓ 21:40
Porto
↑ 06:22 · ↓ 20:59
Reykjavik
↑ 04:09 · ↓ 22:58
Rome
↑ 05:56 · ↓ 20:36
San Francisco
↑ 06:06 · ↓ 20:25
Santiago
↑ 07:39 · ↓ 17:58
São Paulo
↑ 06:45 · ↓ 17:40
Seoul
↑ 05:29 · ↓ 19:47
Shanghai
↑ 05:05 · ↓ 18:55
Singapore
↑ 07:05 · ↓ 19:16
Stockholm
↑ 04:15 · ↓ 21:32
Sydney
↑ 06:53 · ↓ 17:10
Tallinn
↑ 04:48 · ↓ 22:06
Tbilisi
↑ 05:47 · ↓ 20:27
Tokyo
↑ 04:43 · ↓ 18:52
Toronto
↑ 05:58 · ↓ 20:49
Tromsø
polar day/night
Vancouver
↑ 05:34 · ↓ 21:03
Vienna
↑ 05:20 · ↓ 20:41
Warsaw
↑ 04:45 · ↓ 20:39
Zurich
↑ 05:54 · ↓ 21:10

Each city page gives you sunrise, sunset and the exact length of today's day, plus the morning and evening golden and blue hours — the times photographers, runners and early risers actually plan around. The figures are recomputed from the sun's real position, so they track the seasons and the high-latitude extremes: polar day and polar night are handled, not fudged.

Chasing the light while you travel? Combine a destination's sun times with its jet-lag plan — morning daylight is exactly what pulls an eastward body clock back into line.

FAQ

How accurate are the sun times?

They use the NOAA solar position algorithm — equation of time, solar declination and atmospheric refraction — accurate to within a minute or two for any latitude, poles included.

What is golden hour?

The window when the sun sits between about −4° and +6° of the horizon, giving soft, warm light. Blue hour is the dimmer stretch just below that. Each city page lists both for morning and evening.