The ring of Dzerzhinsky Avenue and Constitution Street of the USSR. Orenburg webcams

The Orenburg webcam broadcasts a view of the Dzerzhinsky Avenue roundabout with the USSR Constitution Street.

The lens covers a bird's-eye view of the landscaped ring, sidewalks adjacent to the droga, houses, parking lots and shops. The broadcast is conducted in real time.

Orenburg webcams, which this site offers to watch online, open a panorama of the colorful and multinational center of the eponymous region of Russia.

The city with almost three centuries of history is located at the confluence of the Sakmara River in the Urals, as well as on the geographical border between Europe and Asia.
The unusual fate of Orenburg is connected with the fact that the place of its foundation has changed three times. The final decision on the construction of a fortress city on the border of the Kazakh steppes and Bashkir possessions was made in 1743 by the Russian Admiral Ivan Neplyuev. Over its history, Orenburg has changed its status several times from a county to a regional center and was renamed twice. In the period from 1938 to 1957, the city was called Chkalov. A tribute to the memory of this legendary pilot now adorns the embankment of the Urals – a six-meter bronze monument. One of the city streets and a park are also named after this national hero.
The fateful events for Orenburg relate mostly to the Soviet era, for this reason the city is abundantly decorated with monumental sculptures and monuments to political figures. The local history museums of the city keep the memory of the difficult events of the Civil War, when the city switched from "red" to "white" several times. This led to numerous casualties among the population and the destruction of valuable antiquities and numerous temples.

If you watch Orenburg webcams online, you can see the grandiose memorial complex "Salute, Victory!", located on the territory of the Frunze City Garden.

This is a huge open-air exhibition dedicated to the landmark events of the Great Patriotic War: the Battle of Moscow, the crossing of the Dnieper, the Battle of Kursk and the Battle of Stalingrad. Thematic halls present photographs and documentaries, as well as military trophies and household items of Soviet soldiers who survived in forest dugouts for months. Here you can also visit the exhibition pavilion "Armory Chamber" with its formidable military exhibits and the stationary part of the museum – "Hall of Fame". It was the terrible events of the war years that served as the start of the development of the industrial sector for Orenburg – the most important production facilities were moved here from the central part of the country.

If it is not possible to visit the city yet, Orenburg webcams, which you can watch online even from home, offer a virtual tour.