Lenin Square View 2. Salavat webcams

Webcam Salavat with a view of Lenin Square.

Next to this place is the City Administration, a library, a recreation center Neftekhimik, many catering establishments, shops, and urban infrastructure facilities. The broadcast is in real time. Therefore, everyone can monitor the current situation and the weather.

Salavat webcams, which are convenient to watch online on this site, open a panorama of a small city in the south of Bashkortostan, which is of great cultural and national interest for residents and guests of the republic.

Even the name in honor of the famous Bashkir batyr Salavat Yulaev speaks of the historical heritage that this city of military glory and valor keeps. Streets, boulevards and squares are named after this national hero. And at the entrance to Salavat rises the magnificent monument "Striving Forward", depicting the famous leader of the popular uprising astride a dashing horse.
The cultural life of Salavat is represented by many museums, theaters and exhibition centers. The Art Gallery on Pervomayskaya Street is especially popular with tourists. Collections of paintings and sculptures on the theme of Bashkir nature, its beauty and diversity are constantly updated here. The uniqueness of this gallery lies in the fact that the tours are conducted to the accompaniment of live music, and the employees are dressed in Bashkir national costumes.
On Bochkareva Street, right in the building of the secondary school, an exhibition of military glory "Vatan" is opened, presenting exhibits related to the events of the Great Patriotic War, military operations in Afghanistan, as well as in Chechnya. The museum is intended both for educational and pedagogical purposes, and for excursions, in which anyone can take part.

If you watch live webcams of Salavat, you can note the general architectural style of the city, which combines the typical buildings of the Soviet era with the national Bashkir flavor.

This specificity is reflected both in administrative and "secular" buildings, and in cult ones. Orthodox churches perfectly coexist with Islamic mosques, embodying the political and cultural ideology of our multinational country.
On Gubkin Street rises the magnificent snow-white An-Nabi mosque with a minaret almost fifty meters high and traditional prayer halls - male and female. In addition to religious services, festive events are held here: competitions in reading and knowledge of the Koran, as well as quizzes on the history of Islam.

If you have not yet had a chance to see the city with your own eyes, Salavat's webcams, which can be watched online from anywhere in the world, invite you to an informative virtual tour.