Shevchenko Square. Webcams Orsk

Orsk webcam online with a view of Shevchenko Square.

The lens covers a circular area with a monument to the Ukrainian poet in the center. In the background, the former Palace of Culture is visible, which today houses many commercial facilities. The broadcast is transmitted in real time.

Orsk webcams, which you can watch online on this site, allow you to enjoy a virtual journey for those who, for whatever reason, cannot go personally to this cozy town in the southern Urals.

Those who decide to arrive in Orsk by train are met by the colorful station building. Many consider it one of the best examples of urban architecture of the 20th century. The real decoration of the building is a complex hipped roof topped with spiers, as well as elongated windows and a carved porch. Many elements make it possible to attribute the structure to the classical German style. It is also noteworthy that, despite the readiness, the object was not put into operation for a long time. After all, the building appeared as much as 13 years earlier than the railway laid across the Ural River.
The station territory is decorated with an old steam locomotive from the P-36 series, whose representatives have been actively working since the 30s of the last century.
The real decoration of the city is the St. Nicholas Church, stunning in its scale. Initially, a small wooden church was built in its place. It was later rebuilt and expanded. But after a fire at the end of the 19th year, which almost completely destroyed the building, it was decided to build a solid stone church in its place.
Unfortunately, the new temple did not last long. And after the Soviets came to power, it was soon dismantled. Restoration work here started only in 1991. Today the temple complex resembles a powerful fortress. And its solemn appearance attracts many pilgrims from all over the country.

One of the most visited cultural sites in Orsk is the Drama Theatre. A. S. Pushkin.

It is noteworthy that in the entire eastern part of the region this is the only theatrical institution. And initially it was called in honor of the October Revolution, because. was built in the late 1930s.
During the war years, the Orsk troupe traveled to the fronts, collective farms and hospitals. And after the Victory, the theater was named after the outstanding Russian poet. Today, here you can see both traditional theatrical and ballet performances, as well as music concerts, modern performances.

If going to these places is not yet included in the plans, Orsk webcams will allow you to get a broad idea about this city.