Crossroads of Builders - Lomonosov streets. Webcams Polyarnye Zori

The Polyarnye Zori webcam in real time shows a view of the intersection of Stroiteley - Lomonosov streets.

Roads, green spaces and part of a residential building with a multi-colored facade fall into the lens.

The city of Polyarnye Zori, whose webcams are available on the site in real time, is located in the Murmansk region.

It is located beyond the Arctic Circle, but at the same time there is no such phenomenon as the polar night. Although the shortest day lasts only 21 minutes and happens once in December.
One of the interesting objects of the Kola Peninsula is the Lapland Biosphere Reserve. It is interesting not only for its unique flora and fauna. In addition, on its territory there are two museums dedicated to the creators of this protected area. One is the house-museum of Herman Kreps. He was the first head of the reserve. His house was built in 1930 on the banks of the Chunozero near the first cordon and bathhouse. In the 1970s, it was transferred to the Chunozero estate and a museum was organized. The life of this researcher was short, but bright. He devoted almost all his years to the study of the Kola Peninsula. The exposition contains archival materials, manuscripts, photographs. The first geobotanical map of the reserve, which Kreps and his colleagues developed in the 1920s, is considered a unique exhibit. Sami clothes and shoes are also presented here.
The second object is the apartment-museum of Oleg Semenov-Tyan-Shansky in Polyarnye Zori.

Live webcams make it possible to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the northern town.

The room is also located on the territory of the Chunozero estate. Here you can find out more about the work of the scientist who has devoted 60 years to the study of Lapland's nature. The greatest value lies in the manuscripts and personal belongings of the researcher. Also unique is the actograph - a device for recording the process of incubation of eggs by birds. Semenov-Tyan-Shansky assembled it himself.
You should also visit the Saami exposition "In the Land of the Flying Stone". It is dedicated to the life of the indigenous population of the Kola Peninsula. Few people communicated with the Sami, but Herman Kreps, on the contrary, established contact with them so that he could study this area better. So, in 1923, he made an ethnographic expedition, and the indigenous population of the Kola Peninsula helped him a lot in this, because. they knew the territory and thanks to the deer they could move through deep snow. The first director of the reserve developed warm relations with many Saami. The exposition allows you to better learn the history of this region and, of course, immerse yourself in the life and life of the Sami.

Webcams Polyarnye Zori are broadcasting live from the city streets.