Pedestrian crossing on the street. Rocky. Webcams Murmansk

Murmansk webcam with a view of the pedestrian crossing across Skalnaya Street.

The device is installed on one of the high-rise buildings, which allows you to cover a wide viewing angle. The lens captures the roadbed with a zebra, adjoining sidewalks, a large car park and apartment buildings. The broadcast is in real time.

The museums of Murmansk, whose webcams are available online on this site, occupy an important part in the cultural life of the city.

Perhaps the most unusual of these is the museum aboard the Lenin nuclear icebreaker, which was the first vessel to carry a nuclear reactor on board. Today it is located on the eternal pier at the Marine Station of Murmansk and allows everyone to get on board to learn interesting facts about the pride of the Soviet fleet.
Even more interesting things from the history of Murmansk, as well as the Kola Peninsula, which people settled 10 thousand years ago, can be found by visiting the Murmansk Regional Museum of Local Lore. The large building of the museum includes 19 rooms, divided into different themes and historical periods. Here you can learn about how the ancient tribes inhabiting these lands lived, as well as about the events that took place after the founding of Murmansk. The unique geological collection, which includes samples of rocks extracted during the drilling of the Kola super-deep well, is of particular fame.

Anyone interested in the history of the development of the North Sea should visit the Naval Museum of the Northern Fleet.

At all times, it was one of the most important units of the country's Navy, which defended the northern borders. Within the walls of the museum, you can learn about the formation of the fleet, starting from the 17th century. When compiling the collection, special attention was paid to submarines. In different rooms you can see a collection of photographs, documents, banners, sculptures, personal belongings of military personnel, weapons and other unique artifacts. The Murmansk branch of the Museum has repeatedly been awarded the title of the best among the institutions of the same subject in Russia.
Romantics of the sea should definitely visit another museum dedicated to navigation. Only for civilians. This is the Museum of the History of the Murmansk Shipping Company. Its collections are located in an interesting building and include exhibits that reveal the various stages of the development of the steamship industry, starting with the very first trips through the Arctic ice. Here you can see photographs, various inventory, as well as an extensive collection of realistic ship miniatures.

For those who are not yet planning a trip to these places, Murmansk webcams will allow you to expand your horizons and take a walk around this noble northern city.